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Umida: Dreams About Fudjiyama
A psychologist, Umida strives to help people in her everyday life, while living with recurring dreams about Mount Fuji. The interplay between dreams and reality gradually reveals her inner search, psychological state, and process of self-understanding.
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A psychologist, Umida strives to help people in her everyday life, while living with recurring dreams about Mount Fuji. The interplay between dreams and reality gradually reveals her inner search, psychological state, and process of self-understanding.
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