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Nippon Herald Films

Princess Raccoon

2005 111 min Japanese 15

Amechiyo (the banished prince) falls in love with Tanukihime (a princess of raccoon dog disguised as human). This is an operetta which includes comedy, singing and dancing, and a love story.

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Cast

23 people

Seijun Suzuki Director · Yoshio Urasawa Screenplay

Worldwide gross $8.8K · United States release June 20, 2005 · Produced in Japan

Box office

Worldwide gross

$8,844

Production

N

Nippon Herald Films

Production · Distribution

D

dentsu Music and Entertainment

Production

G

Geneon Entertainment

Production · Distribution

O

Ogura Jimusyo

Production

E

Eisei Gekijo

Production

S

Shochiku

Production

D

dentsu

Production

Japan

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Original title

オペレッタ狸御殿

Original language

Japanese

Spoken on screen

Chinese · Japanese

Release dates

France · May 20, 2005

Premiere · Cannes Film Festival

Japan · May 28, 2005

Theatrical

United States · June 20, 2005

New York Asian Film Festival

Canada

January 23, 2007 · DVD premiere

Germany

December 11, 2005 · Cologne Cineasia Film Festival

Greece

November 26, 2005 · Thessaloniki International Film Festival

Hong Kong SAR China

April 6, 2006 · Hong Kong International Film Festival

Hungary

April 14, 2007 · Titanic International Filmpresence Festival

South Korea

October 1, 2005 · Pusan International Film Festival

Switzerland

July 8, 2017 · Neuchatel International Fantastic Film Festival

Taiwan

November 12, 2005

United Kingdom

June 30, 2006

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