Little Ghostly Adventures of Tofu Boy Trailer (2011)

29 April 2011 Fantasy, Animated, Comedy 84 mins

Long time ago in ancient Japan, human beings could still see Yokai monsters and were afraid of them. However, as time passed and civilization and enlightenment progressed, people started forgetting about them... Though a son of the leader of all Yokai monsters, Mikoshi Nyudo, an adorable looking monster, Tofu Boy, has no talent in scaring the human beings. He is always scolded by his father and laughed at by his monster friends. One day, he decides to go on a journey to find out about the meaning of his life as a Yokai monster and to see his mother he's never met before.

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Cast

Crew

Mao Aoki Writer

Kiyomi Fujii Writer

Gisaburō Sugii Writer

Shinmei Kawahara Co-Director

Gisaburō Sugii Director

International Titles

豆腐小僧 Trailer

Tôfu kozô Trailer

두부 동자승 Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 29 April 2011

Korea 28 November 2013

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Japan

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