True Love is Just 'A Whisker Away'
A 2020 Japanese anime movie that focuses on a high school girl who is desperately in love with her secret crush.
Red Harp Blues
Youji is a struggling musician of an unknown blues band, dreaming of becoming famous someday. However, his days are spent in endless disappointment. One day, he hears about the existence of a legendary blues harp which fascinates everyone who hears the beautiful sound. Now, he is determined to get this mysterious red harp that will make his dream come true.
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Youji is a struggling musician of an unknown blues band, dreaming of becoming famous someday. However, his days are spent in endless disappointment. One day, he hears about the existence of a legendary blues harp which fascinates everyone who hears the beautiful sound. Now, he is determined to get this mysterious red harp that will make his dream come true.
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Written By:Masaya Takahashi
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