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Inujima Inuko
Seisa lives in Inujima, a small island in Okayama. She posts pictures of the island on SNS. One day, a Japanese woman living in Canada contacts her through her SNS account and asks her to take pictures of Inujima from her memories. Seisa sets out to look for those spots...
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Seisa lives in Inujima, a small island in Okayama. She posts pictures of the island on SNS. One day, a Japanese woman living in Canada contacts her through her SNS account and asks her to take pictures of Inujima from her memories. Seisa sets out to look for those spots...
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