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さつきとメイに関する少し怖い都市伝説雑学【となりのトトロ】#雑学 #shorts

JapanPublished July 8, 2024

Views 728K  |  Likes 7.37K  |  Comments 110
Views#3,427,017Global
Views#58,184Japan

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アニメ大学アニメ大学
58.9K subs•274 videos•Mar 2024

This video has 728K views and 7.37K likes, ranking #3,427,017 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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728,872

Likes

7,374

Comments

110

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Total (all-time): $510 – $1.45K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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#薬屋のひとりごと #葬送のフリーレン #アニメ #名探偵コナン #ちいかわ #どうぶつの森 アニメ大学では30秒でアニメに詳しくなれる動画を投稿しています 【著作権に関しまして】 動画で掲載している画像などの著作権や肖像権等は全てその権利所有者様に帰属致します。 各権利所有者様や第三者に不利益がない様配慮しておりますが、動画の内容に問題がある場合、各権利所有者様本人からご連絡頂けましたら幸いです。 Twitterからご連絡を頂きますと、速やかに確認・対応可能です。 動画に関しては以下の方及びガイドラインを遵守しております。 文化庁 「http://chosakuken.bunka.go.jp/naruhodo/ind…

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July 8, 2024
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