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Tenohira no Haru

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Airing Status: Finished Airing

Total Number of Episodes: 1

Fantasy Slice of Life

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Deep in the white mist, there was a table where the dishes floated. Three little girls lived there, playing together happily, but they all seemed a little bored. One day, a peacock appeared, and the girls were deeply shocked by their encounter.

What you have seen is only a small part of the world. The curiosity, anxiety, and emotion that are born from encountering something new are depicted in vivid colors. Imagine yourself reading a picture book and try to get a little taste of this relaxing world.

(Source: JDN, translated)

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Graduation Work 2013 by Satomi Maiya, Tokyo Polytechnic University, Faculty of Arts.

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