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Koishikute 

Kanako joins a high school where she is reunited with her childhood friend, Eijun. Following the idea of Seiryo, Kanako's elder brother, they form a band. They aim to perform at the school festival, however, they are unable to get through the audition. The following year, they perform at a local music event, Yaeyama Band Tengoku, under a new band name.
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Kanako joins a high school where she is reunited with her childhood friend, Eijun. Following the idea of Seiryo, Kanako's elder brother, they form a band. They aim to perform at the school festival, however, they are unable to get through the audition. The following year, they perform at a local music event, Yaeyama Band Tengoku, under a new band name.

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Genre:Music, Drama
Directed By:Yuji Nakae
Written By:Yuji Nakae
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:AOI Pro., AMUSE, Amuse Soft Entertainment, SKY Perfect Well Think, WOWOW, Tokyo Theatres Company

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Yuji Nakae

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Hoshi Ishida

Seiryo

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Shoto Aizato

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Yoshimi Yamanoha

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Hideaki Gibo

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Kenichi Omine

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Sumiko Yoseyama

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Tomi Taira

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