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The Place Where We Were 

She puts her hands together and makes a wish to heaven. At that moment, right above her house, high in the sky, something huge is flying with its wings outstretched. On its back is a mountain range along its spine, and at the foot of the mountain is a wide, wide forest. In the depths of the forest, three cephalopods with big eyes are playing a game with mysterious cards that resemble playing cards. The course of the game has a strong influence on the fulfillment of her wish...
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She puts her hands together and makes a wish to heaven. At that moment, right above her house, high in the sky, something huge is flying with its wings outstretched. On its back is a mountain range along its spine, and at the foot of the mountain is a wide, wide forest. In the depths of the forest, three cephalopods with big eyes are playing a game with mysterious cards that resemble playing cards. The course of the game has a strong influence on the fulfillment of her wish...

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Naoyuki Tsuji
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