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My Sister Momoko
Momoko, who attends a special school, is both mentally and physically disabled. Every morning she becomes peevish because she can't go to the ordinary school with her twin brother Riki.
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Momoko, who attends a special school, is both mentally and physically disabled. Every morning she becomes peevish because she can't go to the ordinary school with her twin brother Riki.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Kazumi Koide, Mitsuyo Suenaga, Akari Hoshi
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Magic Bus, GoGo Visual Planning
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