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Embracing Love: A Cicada in Winter is streaming on OceanVeil. 3 episodes (~1h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Embracing Love: A Cicada in Winter
Touma Kusaka stands out from the rest of the Choshu Clan, as he does not share their anti-foreigner sentiment. After reuniting with Keiichirou Akizuki, a vassal of the Tokugawa family who once helped him escape from government authorities, the pair begin studying English in secret. As they continue to meet behind their feuding families' backs, romance between the two begins to bloom. But with war looming on the horizon between their respective clans, Kusaka and Akizuki's hope for a world where...
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