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EPISODE · May 16, 2025 · 13 MIN

#25 棺桶Tシャツってどうなの？

from それってどうなのRadio · host ひなちゃん＆だいちゃん

GW終了！二人は何をしてきたのか…。お散歩ジャンキー大ちゃんと、ミッフィージャンキーひなちゃんの話をお聞きください。▶️noteはじめました▶️ https://note.com/sorettedounano/portal⁠ ★　☆　★　☆　★ お便りはコチラからドン ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://forms.gle/uNVPcxCdD2Unhp1r9⁠⁠⁠⁠それってどうなの？なお便り、お待ちしております 台本なし！オチもなし！勢いだけで突き進みます。 少しずつ少しずつ成長していきますので、 ぜひ最新話もチェックしてくださいね！

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