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The Adventure of Gamba and the Otter 

When Chuta, a badly injured mouse, staggers off a ship in Tokyo Harbor, he bumps into out-of-towners Gamba and Bobo, who are at a party being given by Yoisho, the sailor-mouse. Chuta tells the local mice that he has escaped from Devil's Island, where Norio the evil ermine has crushed the mice with his reign of terror.
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When Chuta, a badly injured mouse, staggers off a ship in Tokyo Harbor, he bumps into out-of-towners Gamba and Bobo, who are at a party being given by Yoisho, the sailor-mouse. Chuta tells the local mice that he has escaped from Devil's Island, where Norio the evil ermine has crushed the mice with his reign of terror.

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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Directed By:Shunji Oga
Written By:Nobuaki Kishima
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Tokyo Movie Shinsha

Cast

Director

Shunji Oga

Director

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Masako Nozawa

Ganba

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Junko Hori

Ikasama

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Hiroko Kikuchi

Chuta

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Kyōko Minami

Nagisa

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Kotono Mitsuishi

Kawamo

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Ranko Mizuki

Boobo

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Kenichi Ogata

Toragorou

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Chikao Ohtsuka

Norio

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Ai Orikasa

Kamoku

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Shunsuke Shima

Tsuburi

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Akira Shimada

Shijin

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