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憶の宙づり
03:26
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彼者誰の住宅地
02:31
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児童館（もうひとりの肖像）
01:41
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der Grauturm
02:56
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Dental Clinic
09:40
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郊外の遊歩道（都営団地にて）
01:54
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ein Altenheim
01:49
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Personal Mementos
02:19
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