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Musical: Prince of Tennis
This recording captures the additional performances of the musical The Prince of Tennis, held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre’s Middle Hall from April 30 to May 5, 2003. Ryoma and the rest of the Seigaku team, along with Ryoma’s father, Nanjiro, step onto the stage, stepping right out of the manga and TV screens!
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This recording captures the additional performances of the musical The Prince of Tennis, held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre’s Middle Hall from April 30 to May 5, 2003. Ryoma and the rest of the Seigaku team, along with Ryoma’s father, Nanjiro, step onto the stage, stepping right out of the manga and TV screens!
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Genre:Music
Written By:Yuji Mitsuya
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Runtime:110 minutes
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Cast
Yukio Ueshima
Director
Eiji Moriyama
Takeshi Momoshiro
Kotaro Yanagi
Ryoma Echizen
Eiji Takigawa
Kunimitsu Tezuka
Yuuichi Tsuchiya
Shuichiro Oishi
Kimeru
Shusuke Fuji
Ichitaro
Eiji Kikumaru
Abe Yoshitsugu
Takashi Kawamura
Sota Aoyama
Sadaharu Inui
Gomoto Naoya
Kaoru Kaidoh
Yusuke Ishibashi
Satoshi Horio
Toshiyuki Toyonaga
Kachiro Kato
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