
Chihayafuru: Connect
β 8 Β· 2018 Β· 5m Β· Drama Β· Comedy
This series connects the story of the second movie, "Chihayafuru Part II", with the third movie, "Chihayafuru Part III".
Episodes
1. Today is a Wonderful Anniversary for Chihaya10m Β· The karuta club has a surprise for Chihaya.
2. The Second National Competition. Each Emotions.10m Β· The second national competition is over, everyone feels different emotions.
3. Chihaya. The Critical Moment in the Queen Challenge10m Β· Harada makes the mistake of treating Chihaya with dinner.
4. The West Challengers Aiming to be the Best in Japan10m Β· After she is left without a partner, Arata accepts to have a match with Iori.
5. Meijin - Queen Play-Offs10m Β· Omi Jingu faces a new year, top players of karuta get ready.More Like This
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