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Dekotora Truck Gal Nami 3: Roaring! Rose Love Fury Series poster

Dekotora Truck Gal Nami 3: Roaring! Rose Love Fury Series 

Nami’s deco-truck business is booming. It all started in high school when her late father, Torajiro, became tangled up in crime. This third installment of the smash hit series centers on Nami’s desperate early days when she gets to know her pals Kikuo and Ayano even more in her father’s troubles. It throbs, hums, and mesmerizes with all the style of a deco truck rolling down the highway!
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Nami’s deco-truck business is booming. It all started in high school when her late father, Torajiro, became tangled up in crime. This third installment of the smash hit series centers on Nami’s desperate early days when she gets to know her pals Kikuo and Ayano even more in her father’s troubles. It throbs, hums, and mesmerizes with all the style of a deco truck rolling down the highway!

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Hideo Jojo
Written By:Hideo Jojo, Ryō Kaihara
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:GP Museum Soft

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