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SMILE ~A Journey Where People Love Each Other~ 

Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, a live band active not only in Japan but also on the world stage, began a tour in July 2006 that took them to Europe and Vietnam, performing more than 70 shows in six months. It became the longest and toughest tour in the band's history. This documentary film is a music documentary that follows the 10 band members over a six-month period, focusing on the tour.
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Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, a live band active not only in Japan but also on the world stage, began a tour in July 2006 that took them to Europe and Vietnam, performing more than 70 shows in six months. It became the longest and toughest tour in the band's history. This documentary film is a music documentary that follows the 10 band members over a six-month period, focusing on the tour.

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Genre:Music, Documentary
Directed By:Koichi Makino
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Runtime:124 minutes
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