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This is where the letter by Miyazano Kaori is being read out. The English
subtitles said,

> P.S. I'm enclosing something that I've always treasured. If you don't want
> it, feel free to tear it up and throw it away.

[![The enclosed
object](https://i.stack.imgur.com/stxEg.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/stxEg.jpg)

I can't understand Japanese; I don't know if she was being more descriptive
there. All I can see is a part of a picture of two females in skirts, and one
or two little kids. One of them appears to be an adult or an older girl, and
the other, a young girl. But I can't recall such a scene in the series. What
exactly was she talking about, and what was the picture that was enclosed?

If the voiced description in Japanese was insufficient, does the manga shed
more light on it?


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In the last episode of "Your Lie in April", what was enclosed in the envelope?


At the end of the episode, the photo that you mention can be seen sitting on
Kousei's desk. Kaori treasured it because it was probably her only photo
containing her and Kousei or even her only photo of Kousei. [![enter image
description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Ll2BK.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Ll2BK.jpg)

It is a photo of **young Kousei and Kaori plus another unnamed girl** (most
possible Kaori's friend), probably after one of Karima's contests. Kaori was,
most likely, there for her friend which probably participated in the said
contest. There is a chance that this is the contest in which Kaori saw Arima
for the first time, the one that motivated her to start pursuing music.


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