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Akage no An Season 1 Episode 14

Based on the books by Lucy Maud Montgomery, this 50 episode series tells the story of Anne Shirley, a young orphan living in 19th century Canada..

Starring:

Akiko Tsuboi, Eiko Yamada, Michio Hazama, Miyoko Asô, Ryûji Saikachi

Genre:

Animation

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