Thank you for viewing! This is the deluxe edition DVD of "The Memory Eraser: Don't Forget You." It has been opened but never played. There is some dirt from storage as shown in the fourth photo. Please check the photos. Other than that, it is in very good condition with no scratches or stains. It has been stored in a dark place. I store it with care, but please understand that it is a used item. I will consider combining purchases with other items or offering a small discount, so please feel free to let me know in the comments. I am also listing it on other flea market sites, so it may be deleted without notice. ◆The Blu-ray and DVD deluxe editions include a visual commentary (featuring: Ryosuke Yamada + Kyoko Yoshine + Misako Renbutsu + Director Yuichiro Hirakawa)! In addition, making-of and stage greeting videos are included! List price: ¥7480 Story It seems there is a person called the "Memory Eraser" who can erase people's memories. Ryoichi (Ryosuke Yamada), a university student, was at the peak of happiness after his girlfriend, Kyoko (Misako Renbutsu), accepted his proposal, but he couldn't contact Kyoko from the next day. A few days later, Ryoichi happened to see Kyoko at the station and called out to her, but Kyoko didn't remember anything about Ryoichi. Actually, Ryoichi had the same experience in the past. In his childhood, his childhood friend Maki (Kyoko Yoshine) lost some of her memories in the same way. Ryoichi learned about the urban legend of the "Memory Eraser" and, along with Maki and the lawyer Takahara (Kuranosuke Sasaki), decided to find out why Kyoko lost her memories. Takahara was skeptical about the existence of the Memory Eraser, but he wanted to meet the Memory Eraser for his only daughter and erase a certain memory. Takahara had very little time left. As they got closer to the truth of the Memory Eraser, Ryoichi learned that many people's lives were saved by the Memory Eraser. If that's the case, why was only Ryoichi's memory erased from Kyoko? Knowing various kinds of love surrounding memories, the truth that changed their fate greatly was waiting for them at the end—.