Mameda, a young tanuki or “mame-danuki”, is ready to leave behind her boring old village and enjoy the big city, Osaka! But unfortunately for Mameda this is no longer the feudal era where cheap tanuki tricks could part humans from their senses and their money with ease, this is the Taisho Era where street lamps […]
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