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My Beloved One: The Other Side of Japan Sinks

20211 seasonYohei Miyazaki

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"Side story to "Japan Sinks: People of Hope""

This side story retells the story of the aspiring painter (also a part-time waitress), Ai, who encounters the newly resident doctor, Kiseki, in her workplace; and a hidden message given from one's mysterious silhouette, that changed both of their lives.

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What is My Beloved One: The Other Side of Japan Sinks (2021) about?

This side story retells the story of the aspiring painter (also a part-time waitress), Ai, who encounters the newly resident doctor, Kiseki, in her workplace; and a hidden message given from one's mysterious silhouette, that changed both of their lives.

Who stars in My Beloved One: The Other Side of Japan Sinks?

My Beloved One: The Other Side of Japan Sinks stars Yuki Yoda (Ai Yamada), Mizuki Itagaki (Kiseki Makita), Shodai Fukuyama (Makoto Yamada), Kohei Fukuyama (Junta Yuki). The series was created by Yohei Miyazaki.

How many seasons does My Beloved One: The Other Side of Japan Sinks have?

My Beloved One: The Other Side of Japan Sinks has 1 seasons. There are 8 episodes in total.

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