The Secret Agent Remembers the Absent Memory
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The Bears' School: Patisserie Jackie and the Sweet of the Sun
Jackie ate everyone's sweets all by himself. He was scolded by his older brothers and ran away, only to meet Mindy, an apprentice pastry chef. Jackie, who loves sweets, decided to train as a pastry chef alongside Mindy at "Sweets Land," a sweets shop run by Mindy's grandmother. However, the village chief was plotting to take over "Sweets Land"...
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Jackie ate everyone's sweets all by himself. He was scolded by his older brothers and ran away, only to meet Mindy, an apprentice pastry chef. Jackie, who loves sweets, decided to train as a pastry chef alongside Mindy at "Sweets Land," a sweets shop run by Mindy's grandmother. However, the village chief was plotting to take over "Sweets Land"...
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Hiroyuki Aihara
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:BN Pictures
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