Tales from Toyotoki: Arrival of the Witch

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  • Summary: In the spring of his first year of high school, Nishimei Hikaru, who lost his parents when he was young, is told by his aunt, who raised him, to live with his grandfather.

    He boarded a ferry alone and headed for Toyajijima, a remote island in Okinawa with a population of less than 1000    In the spring of his first year of high school, Nishimei Hikaru, who lost his parents when he was young, is told by his aunt, who raised him, to live with his grandfather.

    He boarded a ferry alone and headed for Toyajijima, a remote island in Okinawa with a population of less than 1000 people. Feeling uneasy, he visits his grandfather's house, only to find that his grandfather has emigrated overseas.

    He contacted his aunt to inquire about his circumstances, but did not hear back. He is told that there is no student named Hikaru Nishime at the high school he is transferring to.

    At a loss, he wanders through the sugar cane fields at night. There he met a girl "Lilou" who was dressed in a mysterious costume.

    The two work together to live on a small island. However, Lilu has a purpose for coming to the island at night...    … Expand
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  1. Siliconera
    Aug 25, 2024
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    Tales from Toyotoki: Arrival of the Witch feels designed to keep you captivated by the events of Hikaru and Lilun’s lives as they deal with the odds that are stacked against them. Every win for them is one for the reader as well. It takes its time to show how these young people develop and find their footing, and it’s great when we get to see them succeed.

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