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Colbert Committee and Tokyo University of the Arts hold an event showcasing student works based on science fiction novels（1/2）

Colbert Committee and Tokyo University of the Arts hold an event showcasing student works based on science fiction novels

Colbert Committee and Tokyo University of the Arts hold an event showcasing student works based on science fiction novels/ Photo by Masatoshi Mori (c) COMITE COLBERT

(Top row, from left) Mika Suga "Eternal Queen", Kaori Hasegawa "Water Lilies", Aya Kawahito "Weave" (Bottom row, from left) Aya Hirata "Maison.F", Ai Colas "Please take some", Masashi Echigo "All that is caught in the net is fish"

(Top row, from left) Mika Suga "Eternal Queen", Kaori Hasegawa "Water Lilies", Aya Kawahito "Weave" (Bottom row, from left) Aya Hirata "Maison.F", Ai Colas "Please take some", Masashi Echigo "All that is caught in the net is fish"/ (c) COMITE COLBERT

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  • (Top row, from left) Mika Suga "Eternal Queen", Kaori Hasegawa "Water Lilies", Aya Kawahito "Weave" (Bottom row, from left) Aya Hirata "Maison.F", Ai Colas "Please take some", Masashi Echigo "All that is caught in the net is fish"
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