Fujiko Fujio's Dream Camera
This is the first part of an omnibus TV drama special production starring three popular idols at that time, namely Nakayama Miho, Oginome Yoko, and Koizumi Kyoko. The stories, or mysterious events, all started with the revelation of the anomaly phenomenon by Horaguchi-sensei, the trio's physics teacher. The anomaly is due to the concurrent event of Hinamatsuri and the visit of Halley's comet to the inner solar system on March 3rd. Horaguchi-sensei teaches the class how to make use of the anomaly to unlock a mysterious event. This can be done by using any camera while chanting the specific keywords when pressing the camera shutter. From there, three separately mysterious events involving the three heroines began.
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Miho Nakayama
Sayoko Shiratori
Known for
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Yoko Oginome
Haruna Sugita
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Miyuki
Baribari Densetsu
Kyoko Koizumi
Kyoko Tadokoro / Teruko Tadokoro
Known for
First Love
Tokyo Sonata
Mutsuko Sakura
Sayoko's Grandmother
Known for
Tokyo Story
Maborosi
Miyoko Akaza
Haruna's Mother
Known for
Lady Snowblood
Makoto Yuasa
Haruna's Father
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Yukko no Okurimono: Cosmos no Yō ni
Shounen Ninja Kaze no Fujimaru: Ma Boroshi Majutsu-dan
Fukumi Kuroda
Maki Kawabata
Known for
Tampopo
Enami Sakai
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Choudenshi Bioman
坂井香月
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Alice Sanctuary
Kyôko Kishida
Known for
Woman in the Dunes
The Face of Another
Hiroshi Arikawa
Known for
Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple
Ergo Proxy
Issey Ogata
Professor Horaguchi / Photo Shop Owner / Stranger at Train Station / Priest / Yodoba
Known for
Silence
Yi Yi
Teruhiko Kuze Director · Shin'ichi Ichikawa Screenplay Narito Kaneko Screenplay
First release March 3, 1986 · Produced in Japan · Production KANOX
Production
Fuji Television Network
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KANOX
Production
Japan
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Original title
藤子不二雄の夢カメラ
Original language
Japanese
Spoken on screen
Japanese
Release dates
Japan · March 3, 1986
TV
No release date listed for United States.
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