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Niji ni Kakera
Mei Terada lives her life alongside her mother, Kayoko, who suffers from dementia. Her father passed away six years ago, with no friends or lovers, she spends her days with her mother, who is gradually changing due to dementia.
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Mei Terada lives her life alongside her mother, Kayoko, who suffers from dementia. Her father passed away six years ago, with no friends or lovers, she spends her days with her mother, who is gradually changing due to dementia.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kensuke Tsutsumi
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