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"GOLDEN KAMUY" is a survival-battle manga set in the island of Hokkaido of the late Meiji era in Japanese history, which has been in serialization since August 2014. The recent announcement of its TV anime launch this April is currently a hot topic. This anime is a window into the historical development of Hokkaido. Produced under meticulous research and oversight, its boasts detailed depiction of people's customs and cultures. With highlights such as a gourmet report on unique "gibier cuisines", it's certainly a must-see anime of this Spring. Come and let's explore the behind-the-scenes production story of "GOLDEN KAMUY"!
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