Phantazuma: the stage machinery enabling the audience members to watch different contents depending on their position by vision control film and pepper's ghost
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- Stephen N. Spencer,
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- Shigeo Morishima,
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- Yuichi Itoh,
- Takaaki Shiratori,
- Yonghao Yue,
- Rob Lindeman
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