Bokurateki ni wa Risou no Rakugo - Season 1
The 4 rakugokas frequent a café and there they observe the customers and clerk, and develop BL stories. Those stories will be acted as well as the rakugokas imagine / craft the story.
The 4 rakugokas frequent a café and there they observe the customers and clerk, and develop BL stories. Those stories will be acted as well as the rakugokas imagine / craft the story.
Yuki Sakakihara
(voice)
Yoshiki Nakajima
(voice)
Kent Ito
(voice)
Reiou Tsuchida
(voice)
The 4 rakugokas frequent a café and there they observe the customers and clerk, and develop BL stories. Those stories will be acted as well as the rakugokas imagine / craft the story.
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