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Minoru and Rina are treasure hunters who have pledged their future to each other. However, Rina loses her loved one and decides to return to her homeland of Japan on her own. However, she is pursued by the notorious Loco Moco couple, who are in the same business. Upon hearing that Rina has acquired a new treasure, they plot to steal it from her.
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Minoru and Rina are treasure hunters who have pledged their future to each other. However, Rina loses her loved one and decides to return to her homeland of Japan on her own. However, she is pursued by the notorious Loco Moco couple, who are in the same business. Upon hearing that Rina has acquired a new treasure, they plot to steal it from her.
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Written By:Kosuke Komatsu
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Blue Forest Film
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