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The Flowers on Ghost Town 

A high school girl lives in a failing new town with her father, his second wife, and the wife's two children. She meets a top-notch student through a friend and begins dating. But since she lacks experience, she seeks assistance from an otaku specializing in dating sim games.
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A high school girl lives in a failing new town with her father, his second wife, and the wife's two children. She meets a top-notch student through a friend and begins dating. But since she lacks experience, she seeks assistance from an otaku specializing in dating sim games.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jôta Tsunehiro
Written By:福田健一
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Runtime:46 minutes
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