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Tansu Warashi is a Japanese animated film produced by Production I.G, released on March 5, 2011, as part of the “Young Animator Training Project.” It is directed and conceived by Kazuya Kise, with a screenplay by Daishiro Tanimura. The story revolves around Noel, an office lady living a monotonous life, who discovers a group of mysterious children called “Tansu Warashi” residing in her Japanese-style wardrobe, leading to a series of fantastical adventures. With a runtime of 25 minutes, the film garnered positive reception for its unique character designs and heartwarming story. It also won awards at several film festivals, including the Excellent Award at the 17th SICAF in 2013 and the Special Jury Prize at the 46th Sitges Film Festival in 2013. The main cast includes Mamiko Noto, and the music is composed by Sugibayashi Yasuo. In addition to the film's theatrical release, it was also distributed on the anime app “Anime Beans.”