Kira Kira

Kira Kira (2007)

by OVERDRIVE
Genres:Music, Visual Novel
Themes:Comedy, Erotic, Romance
Game modes:Single player
Story:Kira Kira is a musical erotic visual novel about a group of students at a missionary school who decided to start a punk rock band.
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