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Musical: Prince of Tennis the Imperial Match Hyotei in Winter 2005-2006
Musical 'The Prince of Tennis' The Imperial Match: Hyotei Academy in Winter 2005-2006, which ran in Tokyo and Osaka from 2005 to 2006. This production, which was even more spectacular than the summer run, features the complete recordings of the new song “One-on-One” by Tezuka and Atobe, as well as “On My Way” performed by the entire cast!
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Musical 'The Prince of Tennis' The Imperial Match: Hyotei Academy in Winter 2005-2006, which ran in Tokyo and Osaka from 2005 to 2006. This production, which was even more spectacular than the summer run, features the complete recordings of the new song “One-on-One” by Tezuka and Atobe, as well as “On My Way” performed by the entire cast!
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Written By:Yuji Mitsuya
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Runtime:150 minutes
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Cast
Yukio Ueshima
Director
Kotaro Yanagi
Ryoma Echizen
Yu Shirota
Kunimitsu Tezuka
Hiroki Suzuki
Shuichiro Oishi
Hiroki Aiba
Shusuke Fuji
Osamu Adachi
Eiji Kikumaru
Hirofumi Araki
Sadaharu Inui
Yoshikazu Kotani
Takashi Kawamura
Masaki Kaji
Takeshi Momoshiro
Kosuke Kujirai
Kaoru Kaidoh
Kazuki Kato
Keigo Atobe
Takumi Saitoh
Yuushi Oshitari
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