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Planetarium HANAKAPPA: Bloom! Pop! Space Travel
After winning a trip to space at a sketchy festival raffle, Hana Kappa and his friends board a spaceship belonging to Apo and Sol—two aliens from a flowerless planet called Nahanaha. The aliens ask Hana Kappa to use his flower-blooming powers to save their world. As they journey across the galaxy, the group explores the solar system and learns about the constellations in this fun, educational planetarium adventure!
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After winning a trip to space at a sketchy festival raffle, Hana Kappa and his friends board a spaceship belonging to Apo and Sol—two aliens from a flowerless planet called Nahanaha. The aliens ask Hana Kappa to use his flower-blooming powers to save their world. As they journey across the galaxy, the group explores the solar system and learns about the constellations in this fun, educational planetarium adventure!
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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Konica Minolta Planetarium
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