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Tora-chan's Clang Clang Bug
Tora-chan and Miike are working on the side of a tuna steamship and manage to run afoul of the short-tempered captain. But the captain makes plenty of trouble on his own!
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Tora-chan and Miike are working on the side of a tuna steamship and manage to run afoul of the short-tempered captain. But the captain makes plenty of trouble on his own!
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Genre:Music, Animation, Comedy, Family
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Nihon Doga
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