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Kiki returns for a charming second act
Japan🎭 Culture6 hr. ago

Kiki returns for a charming second act

The article announces the release of the second book in a series by author Eiko Kadono, featuring the beloved character Kiki. The new title has been translated into English, continuing the story of the magical witch. The piece highlights the enduring popularity of Kiki and the ongoing success of Kadono's work. No specific details about the content or reception of the new book are provided.

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The Japan Times logoThe Japan TimesIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
Kiki returns for a charming second act

The article announces the release of the second book in a series by author Eiko Kadono, featuring the beloved character Kiki. The new title has been translated into English, continuing the story of the magical witch. The piece highlights the enduring popularity of Kiki and the ongoing success of Kadono's work. No specific details about the content or reception of the new book are provided.

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