和歌山県の テーマパークで、ペンギンの ロボットが 二わ 人気です。
本物の ペンギンと いっしょに 泳ぎます。
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和歌山県の テーマパークで、ペンギンの ロボットが 二わ 人気です。
本物の ペンギンと いっしょに 泳ぎます。
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At a theme park in Wakayama Prefecture, two robot penguins are very popular.
They swim together with real penguins.
They move their flippers skillfully, change direction and dive deep.
People who see them are surprised and say, "They look just like real ones!"
Company staff control them from far away with a remote control.
People who love penguins made them by hand.
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The result: you never hit a character you have not learned. That is the whole reason this product exists.
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