Oct 14 (News On Japan) - We are on a day in the life of High school GAL in Japan.
Her name is Retsu, 16 years old.
She goes to a high school in Tokyo.
With her best buddies, she studies, eats, and laughs to the fullest to enjoy her life.
【Day in the Life】16-year-old High school GAL【Tokyo, Japan】
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