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The Wandering Moon review
If you want to read my review of The Wandering Moon review, read this post. In 流浪の月, a young college student, Saeki Fumi, offers shelter in his home to a 10-year-old girl, Sarasa Kanai. Even traumatized by their pasts, they connect. But, now she is being sought by the police and he is accused of kidnapping.
Call boy review
If you want to read my review of Call boy, read this post. Morinaka Ryu is a college student and works at a bar at night. He lives with a feeling of torpor, insensitive to life, friends and relationships. One night, Ryu piques the interest of the pimp of a male brothel and she invites him to work as a prostitute. He sees it as an opportunity to reframe his life.
Call boy review
If you want to read my review of Call boy, read this post. Morinaka Ryu is a college student and works at a bar at night. He lives with a feeling of torpor, insensitive to life, friends and relationships. One night, Ryu piques the interest of the pimp of a male brothel and she invites him to work as a prostitute. He sees it as an opportunity to reframe his life.
The Wandering Moon review
If you want to read my review of The Wandering Moon review, read this post. In 流浪の月, a young college student, Saeki Fumi, offers shelter in his home to a 10-year-old girl, Sarasa Kanai. Even traumatized by their pasts, they connect. But, now she is being sought by the police and he is accused of kidnapping.
The Wandering Moon review
If you want to read my review of The Wandering Moon review, read this post. In 流浪の月, a young college student, Saeki Fumi, offers shelter in his home to a 10-year-old girl, Sarasa Kanai. Even traumatized by their pasts, they connect. But, now she is being sought by the police and he is accused of kidnapping.
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