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The Ghost and The Teacher: A foreigner in Tokyo, working as a history teacher in a highschool class full of delinquents. Yet he is determined and resolved to make something out of them at all costs. His two favorite students are Nakao and Miyu, a boy with a long streak of street fights and a girl with a duality of innocence and lunacy, with a penchant to stab what she sees as bullies in moments of rage. So far, by luck and miracle these two could avoid repercussions. They are tough nuts to crack, but the teacher sees a lot of potential in them for whatever reason. Meanwhile protests are occurring all over Japan. Despite small numbers of the protestors, they are extremely vocal. They are shouting for a little girl that was brutally murdered whose killer got a sentence that could be considered as a slap on the wrist. In the passing days, the ranks of the protestors grow more and the occassions start to become more violent. Amidst all of the chaos, news all over TV and internet announce

Educated Technological progress, despite its many hiccups and unwarranted results, had always followed the same universally accepted model: If it is old and broken, throw it away and replace it with something new. Of course there were exceptions on the grounds that with good maintenance and rigorous care, even the oldest rusty engine could work wonders. But even then, it could only work so far, especially in times when it was near impossible to catch on what was the newest development. When people thought that they got the newest toy, it would be replaced with something newer at a neck breaking speed. For all of the ever-going developments, sincere progression never came and a common sentimentality was that because of all of this, people were losing touch with the essence of the past. One such person was Hideoki Hasegawa. For him to share such a sentiment was a bit ironic though, since his credentials as one of the world's leading nanotechnology experts would pave the