“Disclosure Day” and Anthropocentrism
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Crazy Field: Tour of the Land of the Dead
The psychic crazy group returned home from their wild trip around Taiwan. A few days later, reporter Fujishima was contacted! Thinking he was going sightseeing, Fujishima was once again led by the mouthpiece to Shikoku, where he was dragged on a round-the-island trip to haunted places...!
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The psychic crazy group returned home from their wild trip around Taiwan. A few days later, reporter Fujishima was contacted! Thinking he was going sightseeing, Fujishima was once again led by the mouthpiece to Shikoku, where he was dragged on a round-the-island trip to haunted places...!
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