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Submersion of Japan

1974–19751 seasonSakyo Komatsu

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In this TV series of the hit 1973 film, Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes shake Japan. Firestorms burn beautiful Japanese cities to the ground. A weather survey group discovers that the Japanese Archipelago is moving towards the Japanese Trench, which if left to continue on its collision course, would bring the whole island of Japan under the sea!

DramaSci-Fi & Fantasy
Tokusatsu

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What is Submersion of Japan (1974) about?

In this TV series of the hit 1973 film, Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes shake Japan. Firestorms burn beautiful Japanese cities to the ground. A weather survey group discovers that the Japanese Archipelago is moving towards the Japanese Trench, which if left to continue on its collision course, would bring the whole island of Japan under the sea!

Who stars in Submersion of Japan?

Submersion of Japan stars Keiju Kobayashi (Dr. Yusuke Tadokoro), Takenori Murano (Toshio Onodera), Kaoru Yumi (Reiko Abe), Mari-Christine Jeanney (Maria Bailey), Tomoko Ogawa (Maya Ariyoshi). The series was created by Sakyo Komatsu.

How many seasons does Submersion of Japan have?

Submersion of Japan has 1 seasons. There are 26 episodes in total.

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