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Alien’s Daydream 

Reporter Uto has a strong sense of justice and hates lies. When he receives news about an alien abducting a university student in Hakui, Ishikawa, aka UFO Town, he begins an investigation to uncover the lies, but is drawn into a swamp of unexplained incidents
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Reporter Uto has a strong sense of justice and hates lies. When he receives news about an alien abducting a university student in Hakui, Ishikawa, aka UFO Town, he begins an investigation to uncover the lies, but is drawn into a swamp of unexplained incidents

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Genre:Mystery, Science Fiction
Directed By:Yoshiki Matsumoto
Written By:Yoshiki Matsumoto
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Runtime:99 minutes
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