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The second part of a YuruYuri spin-off duology featuring Sakurako and her sisters.
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The second part of a YuruYuri spin-off duology featuring Sakurako and her sisters.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Masahiro Yokotani
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Lantis, Passione, Studio Lings
Cast
Naoyuki Tatsuwa
Director
Emiri Kato
Sakurako Ōmuro (voice)
Rina Hidaka
Hanako Ōmuro (voice)
Chiwa Saito
Nadeshiko Ōmuro (voice)
Reo Kurachi
Kokoro Ogawa (voice)
Ayasa Ito
Mirai Sōma (voice)
Aoi Koga
Misaki Takasaki (voice)
Suzuko Mimori
Himawari Furutani (voice)
Sumire Uesaka
Megumi Sonokawa (voice)
Nao Toyama
Ai Miwa (voice)
Aoi Yuuki
Miho Yaeno (voice)
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