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About Fussa City Promotion Animation
Episode 1: This is Kaori who works at an international IT firm in Roppongi, Tokyo. Her plan to serve Japanese Sake made in Tokyo at a PR event she was in charge of was not accepted. Kaori who had lived overseas for a long time was unable to hide her frustration with this limitation because she was unable to understand the Japanese office customs and regulations. Later, her colleague calmed her down and suggested she go to the Japanese Sake breweries to see the important traditional process of...
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