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No confirmed platforms for Millennium Old Journal: Tale of Genji right now. Search Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime below to check your region. The show is 11 episodes (~4h watch time).
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About Millennium Old Journal: Tale of Genji
Born from a much loved, but lowly ranked concubine, Genji Hikaru is called the Shining Prince and is the beloved second son of the Emperor. Although he cannot be an heir to the throne of his father, Genji spends his life surrounded by every pleasure and love. And yet, his one longing in love is something that even the power of an Emperor can never give him. (Source: ANN)
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Where can I watch Millennium Old Journal: Tale of Genji legally?
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Is Millennium Old Journal: Tale of Genji on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is Millennium Old Journal: Tale of Genji available with an English dub?
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