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Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island
Chiikawa and friends set off on a whimsical summer adventure to a mysterious island said to hide a long-lost mermaid secret. What starts as a fun getaway quickly turns into a heartwarming journey filled with surprises, gentle thrills, and adorable chaos. With sparkling seas, strange legends, and unforgettable encounters, the trio learns about courage, friendship, and the magic hidden in small moments.
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Chiikawa and friends set off on a whimsical summer adventure to a mysterious island said to hide a long-lost mermaid secret. What starts as a fun getaway quickly turns into a heartwarming journey filled with surprises, gentle thrills, and adorable chaos. With sparkling seas, strange legends, and unforgettable encounters, the trio learns about courage, friendship, and the magic hidden in small moments.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Nagano
In Theaters:
Box Office:$121,143,735
Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:QTORY, CyPic, TOHO
Cast
Kei Oikawa
Director
Haruka Aoki
Chiikawa (voice)
Makoto Tanaka
Hachiware (voice)
Ari Ozawa
Usagi (voice)
Yuka Iguchi
Momonga (voice)
Takayuki Asai
Kurimanju (voice)
Yuma Uchida
Rakko (voice)
Miyuri Shimabukuro
Shisa (voice)
Momo Harumi
Furuhonya (voice)
Tsuguo Mogami
Shimajiro (voice)
Minori Suzuki
Siren (voice)
Momoka Terasawa
Hitoha (voice)
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