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Katsue-san Appears in Tokyo
Katsue-san, a yuru-chara mascot whose screenings were canceled in Tottori Prefecture, was spotted in Tokyo. A behind-the-scenes documentary on this mascot by the university film research club, created for a campus festival screening!
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Katsue-san, a yuru-chara mascot whose screenings were canceled in Tottori Prefecture, was spotted in Tokyo. A behind-the-scenes documentary on this mascot by the university film research club, created for a campus festival screening!
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Genre:Horror, Drama
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Fukuya Takahiro
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