Hiwa Kouta - O Nēsan ni Matta Mimi-chan (2019) (without audio variant)
Hiwa Kouta (比和コウタ)
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Onē-san ni Natta Mimi-chan (Japanese: お姉さんになったミミちゃん), also known as How Mimi Grew Up for the unofficial international title, is a Japanese 2D anime short film created by Hiwa Kouta at Tokyo Polytechnic University.
The description written in Japanese was translated into English.
When I drew it, I was thinking about how precious a moment in everyday life is, like falling in love with something you don't like, wearing a school uniform, or having a brother.
I'm grateful to my friends and parents for their support.
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