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Akabira City is a population center of unknown size in the northern island of Hokkaido, Japan. Recently, Akabira has become a hive of Hollow and other paranormal activity; with Shinigami from the Soul Society patrolling the streets in order to protect the residents, while a large population of the residents have varying degrees of spiritual awareness, as well as powers.

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  • Akabira City
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  • Akabira City is a population center of unknown size in the northern island of Hokkaido, Japan. Recently, Akabira has become a hive of Hollow and other paranormal activity; with Shinigami from the Soul Society patrolling the streets in order to protect the residents, while a large population of the residents have varying degrees of spiritual awareness, as well as powers.
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  • Akabira
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  • 赤平
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  • The Nishiki Family Home
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  • Akabira City is a population center of unknown size in the northern island of Hokkaido, Japan. Recently, Akabira has become a hive of Hollow and other paranormal activity; with Shinigami from the Soul Society patrolling the streets in order to protect the residents, while a large population of the residents have varying degrees of spiritual awareness, as well as powers.
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