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"The Coven" JOINT LIVE 

Kamitsubaki Studio's virtual singers, Kaf, Rime, Harusaruhi, Isekaijyocho and Koko. The five witches of KAMITSUBAKI, who have defied fate with their "songs", will hold a live concert called "The Coven" featuring their solo performances. Don't miss out on their paths.
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Kamitsubaki Studio's virtual singers, Kaf, Rime, Harusaruhi, Isekaijyocho and Koko. The five witches of KAMITSUBAKI, who have defied fate with their "songs", will hold a live concert called "The Coven" featuring their solo performances. Don't miss out on their paths.

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