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Akatsuki's Reward (1979) | Slate

Akatsuki's Reward

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Akatsuki's Reward

暁の報酬

An 8mm animation produced by Hiroshi Harada in his high school years.

Released: 1979
Genres: Animation
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

Direction and writing

Hiroshi HaradaWriter, Director

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