About Uchitama?! Have You Seen My Tama?
- Released on January 10, 2020
In a city somewhere in Japan, there’s a flyer often seen on Third Street with a picture of a cat with a kinked tail, bearing the words: “Have you seen Tama?” A young boy gazes at the flyer, but he has fluffy ears on his head…!? Watch the dogs and cats from Third Street take on a human form and get up to some mischief.
Full Cast of Uchitama?! Have You Seen My Tama?
Soma Saito plays Tama Okamoto (voice)
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