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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 3 Jan 1995.
Answer: Who is Totoro?

Answer: Who is Totoro?

From coz <kxm...@ualr.edu> · rec.arts.ascii · 3 Jan 1995 07:52 · View full thread · report
> 	Who is Totoro?>
> kcl...@k12.ucs.umass.edu (Kaisa Clark PVRS '00)    

Well, there someone already posted the answer to this but I would like to add 
some more

Since your E-mail address ends with "EDU", I assume you are in America. Now 
English version of Totoro is available at movie stores.  The title is
My neighbour TOTORO.  You also will be able to enjoy seeing country side of
Japan.  The story is very Japanese.

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