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From the sensory novel series of the movie, the same masterpiece of the original Yaohira is imaged. One video reaches Nao who returned to the alma mater for teaching practice. There was a picture of five years ago Nao was refered to by someone.
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From the sensory novel series of the movie, the same masterpiece of the original Yaohira is imaged. One video reaches Nao who returned to the alma mater for teaching practice. There was a picture of five years ago Nao was refered to by someone.
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