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Yamada, a good-for-nothing local civil servant who just loves monster movies, is suddenly given a huge mission to liven up the city! What unprecedented strategy will he take?
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Yamada, a good-for-nothing local civil servant who just loves monster movies, is suddenly given a huge mission to liven up the city! What unprecedented strategy will he take?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Junichiro Yagi
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Atemo, Aya Pro, murmur
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