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A Can of Peach
Yuichi is a photographer. He is preparing for his trip to shoot whales at the North Pole. Sachiko, his girlfriend, is helping him prepare. Sachiko gets angry when Yuichi tells a bad joke about him eating the peach can in case of an emergency. But later on...
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Yuichi is a photographer. He is preparing for his trip to shoot whales at the North Pole. Sachiko, his girlfriend, is helping him prepare. Sachiko gets angry when Yuichi tells a bad joke about him eating the peach can in case of an emergency. But later on...
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