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Cinema Keiba Japan World Cup 1 

Cinema Keiba/JAPAN WORLD CUP is a fictional horse race 3D CG video series promoted/held by The Japan Racing Association since 2010. The videos were created by Mashima Riichirou and Jinni's Animation Studio. The race itself is presented as a 1600m G1 race on turf held in Tokyo Racecourse. It features a colorful cast of horses and non-horses racing each other in a extremely chaotic fashion. The result of the race is random with all outcomes being recorded in the DVD.
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Cinema Keiba/JAPAN WORLD CUP is a fictional horse race 3D CG video series promoted/held by The Japan Racing Association since 2010. The videos were created by Mashima Riichirou and Jinni's Animation Studio. The race itself is presented as a 1600m G1 race on turf held in Tokyo Racecourse. It features a colorful cast of horses and non-horses racing each other in a extremely chaotic fashion. The result of the race is random with all outcomes being recorded in the DVD.

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:Riichiro Mashima
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Happinet

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