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Episode 6

Tears stream down as the words 'I truly love Siesta' hit home... Mia's shrine maiden moment is explosive, and Natsuki's growth warms our hearts!

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Natsuki has grown so much again. The words they speak are bittersweet, yet deeply comforting—it’s enough to make you cry. When Mia Whitlock appeared as a shrine maiden, it felt like the live commentators all shouted 'It's Mia!' at once, and that excitement came through the screen. Even though it’s been a while since her last appearance, she brought great energy, which was lovely. It seems like a true callback to the title; seeing both the OP and ED return for the first time in a few episodes, I realized just how much I love this show's music. Next week, that person and that girl are set to appear, and I can't wait to see how their stories intertwine with Natsuki's growth.

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