The Big Tree in Front of the House

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📖 SYNOPSIS

The anime begins with a sense of unease as the protagonist experiences a day unlike any other. A large crowd has inexplicably gathered in front of their grandmother's house, creating a palpable sense of mystery. The protagonist, hidden behind a window, attempts to understand the situation, observing the unexpected gathering. Their curiosity is piqued; where did these people come from, and what is their purpose? However, a significant obstacle hinders their investigation: a large tree, positioned directly in front of the house, obstructs their view. This visual limitation adds to the intrigue, leaving the protagonist and the audience to ponder the unfolding events and the secrets hidden behind the tree. The anime explores themes of curiosity, observation, and the unknown.

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