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About House Foods: Ouchi de Tabeyou
House Foods Ouchi de Tabeyou CM: Summer versions (5 versions) (2003, directed by Miyazaki Hayao, Momose Yoshiyuki, 4:3, 4x15sec + 1x30sec): TV commercials for House Foods. Aired from Jun. 1 to Aug. 31, 2003. Narrated by Okae Kumiko. <br><br> House Foods Ouchi de Tabeyou CM: Winter versions (3 versions) (2004, directed by Momose Yoshiyuki, 4:3, 2x15sec + 1x30sec): TV commercials for House Foods. Aired from Jan. 6 to Feb. 29, 2004. Narrated by Kurotani Tomoka. <br><br> (Source: AniDB)
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