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In 10,000 years 

The story centers around the communication between a man who abruptly appears in a world 10,000 years in the future and a boy who lives in that world.
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The story centers around the communication between a man who abruptly appears in a world 10,000 years in the future and a boy who lives in that world.

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Isao Okishima
Written By:Isao Okishima
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:YYK Production

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Isao Okishima

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Kai Ato

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Yoriko Doguchi

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Yuma Tamura

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Erina Endo

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