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The Empty Flowerpot
Three years ago, Daichi Matsumura lost his beloved family in an unreasonable incident. From then one, he lives with a helpless sense of remorse for himself. However, as time passes, the incident is easily forgotten and faded. Deeply lonely, Daichi wanders around the city...
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Three years ago, Daichi Matsumura lost his beloved family in an unreasonable incident. From then one, he lives with a helpless sense of remorse for himself. However, as time passes, the incident is easily forgotten and faded. Deeply lonely, Daichi wanders around the city...
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