Shin Chan en México: El ataque del cactus gigante

Unable to resist an international job posting, the Noharas trade their quiet Tokyo life for sun-baked Mexico—only to discover even the cacti have teeth. After unpacking the first box, killer cacti stage a full-scale ambush. By sunset the family is dashing through prickly pear fields with ketchup bottles and a questionable hair-growth serum as their only defenses.

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Masakazu Hashimoto directed Shin Chan en México: El ataque del cactus gigante in 2015. See Masakazu Hashimoto's full filmography, where to start with Masakazu Hashimoto, or where to go after you've seen everything by Masakazu Hashimoto.

Shin Chan en México: El ataque del cactus gigante was released in 2015 (JA original-language production), with a runtime of 103 minutes.