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Tang
Ken Kasugai has been deserted by his wife, because he was absorbed in a game. One day, missing child robot Tang appears in front of him.
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Ken Kasugai has been deserted by his wife, because he was absorbed in a game. One day, missing child robot Tang appears in front of him.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Arisa Kaneko
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Japan, J Storm, Twins Japan, Shogakukan
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