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Summer: Inaka no Seikatsu is streaming on Crunchyroll. 2 episodes (~1h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Summer: Inaka no Seikatsu
Summer, sun, sunshine! The summer holidays have finally arrived, and the Protagonist is enjoying them … not at all?! Instead of going out into the fresh air, he prefers to spend his free time lofting in his flat. But all that changes with a single phone call! An old acquaintance asks him if he could look after her daughter, Hazuki, because she would like to go on a trip with her husband. Because anything is better than sitting around at home alone, he immediately sets off. But Hazuki has...
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