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Cadejo, a Korean improv band, takes the stage with no sheet music and no setlist. Show after show, onlookers climb onstage and join the jam. But fans grow while income doesn't; reputation builds while stages stay small. So they take the show to Tokyo to find out, firsthand, whether their way works in an unfamiliar city. For Cadejo, Tokyo isn't the destination. It's a new beginning.
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Cadejo, a Korean improv band, takes the stage with no sheet music and no setlist. Show after show, onlookers climb onstage and join the jam. But fans grow while income doesn't; reputation builds while stages stay small. So they take the show to Tokyo to find out, firsthand, whether their way works in an unfamiliar city. For Cadejo, Tokyo isn't the destination. It's a new beginning.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Kim Jae-joon
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