Hayabusa (English Wikipedia)

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Nishida, Kensaku (12 July 2011). 映画「はやぶさ」３社競う足踏み日本、自信回復の願い [Film 'Hayabusa', 3 companies compete...]. Asahi shinbun (in Japanese). Retrieved 28 August 2011.

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indyposted.com

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isas.ac.jp

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japantimes.co.jp

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jaxa.jp

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latimes.com

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minorbody.org

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