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Anime Wind Skirt vs Real Life

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First published at 07:03 UTC on March 22nd, 2021.

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A clip from some Japanese TV show that tried to put an anime scene in real life. I managed to get a hold of the clip that I haven't seen for the last 5 years. Luckily someone managed to save this video clip since it has been deleted a long time ago on YouTube. This is one the most funniest things the Japanese try to experiment in real life to see if this part of anime can happen in real life. The results are hilarious on what they used to try it. Hopefully you will get a laugh while seeing this clip making a come back again on Bitchute.

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