This is a 3D feature that mixes computer graphics and live action. Narration is entirely in Japanese. On-screen text is in English.

The disc has the same material recorded on both sides. The disc is plain with no labels. Just a plain white centre sticker on each side. On one side of the disc is two pieces of thermal printed tape (like from a Dymo or Brother labelling device) each with red text on it. One sticker says 'RCH' on it. The other sticker says 'この面を上にしてください' (Please turn this side up).

The outer sleeve is plain white and has a white sticker with writing on it describing the frame numbers for various events. The events range from an introduction narration (before and after), U-ROMAM, Sea Creatures and Rafting. There is a piece of plain paper inside the sleeve with text on it describing the feature. Using a translation engine it states something along the lines of U-ROMAM being a machine flying through space as an 'Earth defender'.

The feature itself appears to be in over/under 3D. I was able to view it perfectly with a Sony HMZ-T3W headset. No glasses are supplied with the disc. The CG animation is very much of it's time but still very effective. There is no mention as to what this feature was designed for. My assumption is educational purposes or perhaps children's television.

Frames Description [mm:ss]
• 00001~00209 Pre-narration [0:07]
• 00210~15149 U-ROMAM [8:18]
• 15150~15299 Post-narration [0:05]
• 15300~15509 Pre-narration [0:07]
• 15510~36239 SEA CREATURES [11:31]
• 36240~36389 Post-narration [0:05]
• 36390~36599 Pre-narration [0:07]
• 36600~50499 RAFTING [11:31]
• 50500~50700 Post-narration [0:05]