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No confirmed platforms for Kemurikusa (TV) right now. Search Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime below to check your region. The show is 12 episodes (~5h watch time).

Kemurikusa (TV)

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About Kemurikusa (TV)

A few young girls with strange powers and a tree that has grown through a railcar cling onto life in a desolate land, searching for its last reservoirs of water. Their routine struggle to survive is interrupted by the arrival of Wakaba, a boy with no memory beyond his own name. The girls and their new companion commit to a perilous journey across seas of burning red fog—all in order to find what they need to sustain themselves on the more distant, dangerous islands swarming with robotic bugs....

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