Summary Of 'Love Is Blind In Shakespeare's Kita Kita'

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INTRODUCTION Everthing happens for a reason this is always the quotation to those who get hurt. Bacause maybe they don’t see the reason right now, but when it is revealed it will blow you away. Love is Blind like the story of Kita Kita when Lea (Alessandra De Rossi) get hurt because of her fiancee(Nobu) in two years when she saw him with other girl, and finally she met Tonyo(Empoy Marquez) to her life in Sapporo Japan. Who help Lea to move on from her fiancee and to recover until she see because of blindness.
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The story is all about the two people who get hurt from their past relationship. Lea work hard and she live in Japan, she was a tourist guide in Sapporo Japan. Lea really wants a flower she always water the plants and talk to grow faster. In her living in japan she is working as a tourist guide in Sapporo Japan. Lea also have a long time Japanese boyfriend(Nobu) and become her fiancée in two years. When they plan to marry thet are always postpond their wedding but it is okay to Lea when they always postponed wedding. Until one day their was a boy who give a letter to the old man to give the letter to Lea. When the old man saw Lea she give the letter to
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The most wanted in this movie Kita Kita was when they are travelling the beauty of Sapporo Japan. Even Lea was blind she enjoy the company of Tonyo. When they are wondering and enjoying the places Tonyo thinks that he is the lucky and happiest guy in the world because he was with the girl he stalk for a long time. Being brokenhearted is a way on how to settle everything and to be wise. Learn from yesterday, Live for today, Hope for tomorrow. Every day of our life was important that is what I see to Lea even she is temporarily blind she do a lot of things like having a friend to trust and she prove that she is a strong

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