02 November 1927 Adventure, Animated 5 mins
The story is based on the traditional, Japanese myth of Urashima Taro; in which a fisherman is transported from the seashore into a fantastic underwater world on the back of a giant turtle.
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Tako no hone Trailer
The Octopus' Bone Trailer
Japan 02 November 1927
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