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Neighborhood Story The Movie

“Alternate retelling of original series: childhood neighbors Mikako and Tsutomu form Akindo club selling handmade creations at flea markets.”

Neighborhood Story The Movie

6.49
7,752 rank · 4,558 viewers · 8 favorites
Comedy Drama Romance Visual Arts
1 episodes · 30 min min · Toei Animation · G - All Ages
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Alternate retelling of original series: childhood neighbors Mikako and Tsutomu form Akindo club selling handmade creations at flea markets.

An alternate retelling of the beginning of the original series. Mikako and Tsutomu lived next door to each other since they were little. They both attend an art school, where Mikako is pursuing her dream of being a fashion designer. They formed a club called Akindo with several of their friends. Akindo participates in flea markets, where they sell their creations—clothes, dolls, and artwork.

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A Movie Production

Toei Animation.
  • Format 1 × 30′ eps × min
  • Total runtime 0h 30m all episodes
  • Aired Mar 1996 – ongoing
  • Source Movie media type
  • Rated G All Ages
  • Ref. BS-5053 catalog

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