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| name = Picnic
| image = Picnic dvd cover.jpg
| writer =
|editing = [[Tokisho Kojima]]
| starring = [[Chara (singer)|Chara]]<br />[[Tadanobu Asano]]<br />[[Koichi Hashizume]]<br />[[Kenji Kohashi]]
| director = [[Shunji Iwai]]
| producer =[[Juichi Horuhuchi]]<br/>[[Aiko Najo]]<br/>[[
| distributor = [[Ace Pictures]]<br>[[Nippon Herald Films]]
|cinematography= [[Noboru Shinoda]]
| released = {{Film date|1996|6|15}}
| runtime =
| country = Japan
| language = Japanese
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The three walk along the walls once again, but this time they go beyond the church and into the main city, attracting stares. On their walk, they steal a gun from a pursuing police officer and mock a billboard advertisement for sports drink. In a residential area, Satoru reaches for a thrown-out trash bag and opens it looking for food, but is horrified to find a severed hand, and runs away from the other two. Falling off the wall near a grassy field and hitting his head on a rock, he stumbles dazedly while insisting out loud that he has to climb the wall again, before passing out from blood loss.
Coco and Tsumuji continue their walk, but a sudden burst of rain triggers Tsumuji's hallucinations, as it had rained on the day he killed his teacher. Coco comforts him and reveals that she, too, had killed a person; her identical twin sister Kiki, in a game of who-is-fake. They share a brief kiss, then conclude their walk at an offshore beacon as the sun sets. They open their picnic basket, which is empty, and mimic the eating of food, before
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