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故事根据大冈升平的同名战争文学小说改编，假面剧场以第2次世界大战末期为舞台，假面剧场讲述了日本当年攻打菲律宾的战争故事。通过一个普通士兵的视角，展示了二战时菲律宾战场的残酷。
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故事根据大冈升平的同名战争文学小说改编，假面剧场以第2次世界大战末期为舞台，假面剧场讲述了日本当年攻打菲律宾的战争故事。通过一个普通士兵的视角，展示了二战时菲律宾战场的残酷。
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