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A 1994 Japanese animated film produced by Bandai studios and directed by Junichi Sato, Junkers Come Here focuses on Hiromi, a grade school student from a fairly well-off family coping with her parents' divorce. Having long been a subject to a mother who comes home late every night and a father who is usually out of the country, Hiromi is raised mostly by her maid, Fumie, and her (attractive) tutor, Keisuke. Thankfully, she has her loyal and adorable dog Junkers for company. Oh, and by the way, only Hiromi knows it, but Junkers can talk!!

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-A 1994 Japanese animated film produced by Bandai studios, ''Junkers Come Here'' focuses on Hiromi, a grade school student from a fairly well-off family coping with her parents' divorce. Having long been a subject to [[Parental Abandonment|a mother who comes home late every night and a father who is usually out of the country]], Hiromi is raised mostly by her maid, Fumie, and her (attractive) tutor, Keisuke. Thankfully, she has her loyal and adorable dog Junkers for company. Oh, and by the way, only Hiromi knows it, but [[Talking Animal|Junkers can talk]]!!
+A 1994 Japanese animated film produced by Bandai studios and directed by [[Junichi Sato]], ''Junkers Come Here'' focuses on Hiromi, a grade school student from a fairly well-off family coping with her parents' divorce. Having long been a subject to [[Parental Abandonment|a mother who comes home late every night and a father who is usually out of the country]], Hiromi is raised mostly by her maid, Fumie, and her (attractive) tutor, Keisuke. Thankfully, she has her loyal and adorable dog Junkers for company. Oh, and by the way, only Hiromi knows it, but [[Talking Animal|Junkers can talk]]!!
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