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Giant Planet
When he visits the home of a friend from his university days, he begins to speak passionately about 'giants in Tokyo at night'... Honda's belief in the existence of invisible 'giants' and his withdrawal into a world of one recalls various conspiracy theories in contemporary society. Are the giants his delusion?
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When he visits the home of a friend from his university days, he begins to speak passionately about 'giants in Tokyo at night'... Honda's belief in the existence of invisible 'giants' and his withdrawal into a world of one recalls various conspiracy theories in contemporary society. Are the giants his delusion?
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