We're 'All Together Now' to Give a Hand
Can a homeless yet optimistic teenage girl learn to accept a helping hand?
Rainbow Honey
Sae, a high school student, was raised by kind parents and leads a trouble-free life, but is starting to worry about her future path. One day she saves a young girl from danger and, as the two run away together, she is suddenly reminded of her past. This is a story about the meaning of family.
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Sae, a high school student, was raised by kind parents and leads a trouble-free life, but is starting to worry about her future path. One day she saves a young girl from danger and, as the two run away together, she is suddenly reminded of her past. This is a story about the meaning of family.
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