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Aishiteruze baby

When little Yuzuyu Sakashita's mother runs away from her family, the little girl has to live with her teenage nephew Kippei. Through taking care of Yuzuyu, Kippei learns a lot about life.

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Drama, Animation, Comedy, Romance, Short

Aishiteruze baby - Seasons/Episodes

► Season 1 - Click for episodes

Episode 1 - She (Yuzu) is 5 Years Old! (0 link)

Episode 2 - Yuzu's Onigiri (1 links)

Episode 3 - Where's Mama (1 links)

Episode 4 - Yuzu's Crayon (1 links)

Episode 5 - The Reason for Her Tears (1 links)

Episode 6 - Bye-Bye Yellow Hat (0 link)

Episode 7 - One, Two! Pudding! (1 links)

Episode 8 - Mr. Bear and Carrots and Papa and Mama (0 link)

Episode 9 - Kokoro All Alone (0 link)

Episode 10 - Jealousy (0 link)

Episode 11 - Dumplings, Yuzuyu, and Kokoro (1 links)

Episode 12 - Yuzu's Errand (1 links)

Episode 13 - Mama (1 links)

Episode 14 - Shouta-kun from the Sakura Class (1 links)

Episode 15 - Onee-sama goes to Parents' Day! (1 links)

Episode 16 - Shou-chan, see you later... (1 links)

Episode 17 - It's a pool, it's a bathing suit, it's scary (1 links)

Episode 18 - Miki-chan with the red hair (1 links)

Episode 19 - Let's walk in a line (1 links)

Episode 20 - Let's go home (1 links)

Episode 21 - At summer's end... (1 links)

Episode 22 - When I grow up (1 links)

Episode 23 - Two box lunches (1 links)

Episode 24 - A letter to the one you love (1 links)

Episode 25 - Mama's pajamas (1 links)

Episode 26 - I love everyone, everyone! (1 links)

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