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About Inu-Oh
After diving for an ancient sword in the waters where the battle of Dan-no-ura was fought and the Heike clan fell, Tomona loses both his sight and his father. Left with few options other than learning to play the biwa, Tomona gains enough skill to join a prestigious troupe of storytelling performers and takes the name "Tomoichi." Soon after, Tomoichi meets a strange person who finds joy in terrorizing others with his deformed appearance, but is surprised when the sightless storyteller treats...
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Where can I watch Inu-Oh legally?
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Is Inu-Oh on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is Inu-Oh available with an English dub?
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Can I watch Inu-Oh for free?
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