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Super Kuuga Exhibition EXTRA EPISODE Revisited 

Released as part of Kamen Rider Kuuga's 25th anniversary celebrations, Detective Kaoru Ichijo visits café Pole Pole for the first time in a long time, and looks back to the events that happened 25 years ago.
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Released as part of Kamen Rider Kuuga's 25th anniversary celebrations, Detective Kaoru Ichijo visits café Pole Pole for the first time in a long time, and looks back to the events that happened 25 years ago.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Action
Directed By:Nobuhiro Suzumura
Written By:Naruhisa Arakawa
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Ishimori Production

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