Doraemon: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth (1993)

Production companies : TV Asahi / Asatsu-DK / Shogakukan Production / Shin-Ei Animation /

March 6, 1993 1h 40m Japan Adventure Japanese More

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Nobita's dad stumbled upon a strange advertisement of a fantastic resort on television at midnight. Sleepy as he was, he made a reservation even though he didn't even realize he was talking to the advertisement. The next day he discussed with the family their holiday plans, only to realize he could not find the place anywhere on earth. All of a sudden though there was a suitcase in Nobita's room and intrigued as he was, he opened it only to find a portal to a beautiful resort managed by tin robots. Better still, it's absolutely free. It seems that there is a hidden agenda behind the person who invites them there.

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title：Doraemon: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth
status：Released
Release date： 1993
Runtime：1h 40m
Genres： Adventure · Animation · Family ·
Countries of origin： Japan ·
Original Language： Japanese ·
Director： Tsutomu Shibayama /
Writers： Tsutomu Shibayama · Nobuaki Kishima · Fujiko F. Fujio · Fujiko F. Fujio ·
Production companies： TV Asahi · Asatsu-DK · Shogakukan Production · Shin-Ei Animation ·
Budget：$4,000,000.00
Revenue：$25,700,000.00
Overview：Nobita's dad stumbled upon a strange advertisement of a fantastic resort on television at midnight. Sleepy as he was, he made a reservation even though he didn't even realize he was talking to the advertisement. The next day he discussed with the family their holiday plans, only to realize he could not find the place anywhere on earth. All of a sudden though there was a suitcase in Nobita's room and intrigued as he was, he opened it only to find a portal to a beautiful resort managed by tin robots. Better still, it's absolutely free. It seems that there is a hidden agenda behind the person who invites them there.