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The Moon Jellyfish Dream
Tetsuro lives a quiet and steady life, with cycling as his only passion. But after dreaming of a translucent jellyfish, his world begins to shift in unsettling ways. What starts as small disruptions soon escalates—intimacy falters, and his beloved bicycle is stolen by a mysterious cross-dressed man. As he chases after the thief, Tetsuro encounters a series of enigmatic figures, drawing him deeper into a world where reality and illusion blur beyond recognition.
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Tetsuro lives a quiet and steady life, with cycling as his only passion. But after dreaming of a translucent jellyfish, his world begins to shift in unsettling ways. What starts as small disruptions soon escalates—intimacy falters, and his beloved bicycle is stolen by a mysterious cross-dressed man. As he chases after the thief, Tetsuro encounters a series of enigmatic figures, drawing him deeper into a world where reality and illusion blur beyond recognition.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Kuninori Yamazaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Tantan-Sha Company, Okura Pictures
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