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Puru Puru Angelic Holiday 

A fantasy comedy in which Fumie Hosokawa and Ai Iijima play angels. The angel Elle arrives on earth completely naked. She had escaped from heaven to fall in love with a human man on earth. Pure and unpredictable, she attempts her first adventures on Earth one after another, taking care of her pure white feathers that rot if she stays on Earth for more than seven days. However, when God notices Elle's escape, he gives Hirolin, another angel, a "space transfer device" and tries to bring her back to heaven.
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A fantasy comedy in which Fumie Hosokawa and Ai Iijima play angels. The angel Elle arrives on earth completely naked. She had escaped from heaven to fall in love with a human man on earth. Pure and unpredictable, she attempts her first adventures on Earth one after another, taking care of her pure white feathers that rot if she stays on Earth for more than seven days. However, when God notices Elle's escape, he gives Hirolin, another angel, a "space transfer device" and tries to bring her back to heaven.

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Directed By:Izo Hashimoto
Written By:Dave Kobayashi
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Izo Hashimoto

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Fumie Hosokawa

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Ai Iijima

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Jun Murakami

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Yasufumi Hayashi

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Hitomi Yūki

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Tomorowo Taguchi

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Koyo Maeda

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Saiko Isshiki

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Shingo Tsurumi

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