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Kentaro 

Only the Saito family's little daughter apparently has no problem with their extremely unusual flatmate Kentaro-san. Because he eats a lot and breaks a lot. And he has good reasons for that.
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Only the Saito family's little daughter apparently has no problem with their extremely unusual flatmate Kentaro-san. Because he eats a lot and breaks a lot. And he has good reasons for that.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Shunki Takagi
Written By:Shunki Takagi
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Runtime:35 minutes
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