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Makayla 2022-03-20 09:03:00
Declaration of War from Midsummer
The story mainly tells about Kenji Koiso, a high school student who is an honest and introverted math genius. One day during the summer vacation, he was invited to work in the hometown of Natsuki Jinnai, a beautiful senior. It turned out that the content of the part-time job was actually pretending...
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Guillermo 2022-04-23 07:04:56
The sun never sets Japanese inspiration
I haven't had time to experience the immersive experience yet, but from the animations, movies, and documentaries I've watched, Japanese culture and people always bring me an unexpected warm, pure or extreme feeling of fanaticism. In this cartoon, both are present. The Matrix in the Zongzhai, the...
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