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Summer of the Moonlight Sonata
Two soon-to-be kamikaze pilots stop by a local school near their base to play the piano one last time, leaving a deep impression on a teacher. Years later, she seeks out the relatives of the pilots when the piano is old and about to be discarded.
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Two soon-to-be kamikaze pilots stop by a local school near their base to play the piano one last time, leaving a deep impression on a teacher. Years later, she seeks out the relatives of the pilots when the piano is old and about to be discarded.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mori Tsuneyuki
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Shigoto Film Production
Cast
Seijiro Koyama
Director
Misako Watanabe
Kimiko Yoshioka
Mayumi Wakamura
Kimiko Miyao
Minoru Tanaka
Shinsuke Kazama
Norikatsu Nagano
Mitsuhiko Umino
Yūsuke Takita
Yoshioka
Mako Ishino
Rie Ishida
Tetsuko Kobayashi
Kazama's wife
Takahiro Tamura
Kingo Ishikura
Choei Takahashi
Major Yagashima
Taketoshi Naitō
Yuki
Kei Yamamoto
Miike
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