The Tokyo Wind Orchestra
Nov 12 2016
•1h 14m
•Drama, Comedy, Music
Shiori Higuchi works at a town hall in Yakushima Island. She is in charge of a plan to hold a concert for the famous Tokyo Wind Orchestra. 10 members of the orchestra from Tokyo arrive on Yakushima Island, but they are not from the famous Tokyo Wind Orchestra.
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Miho Nakanishi
Shiori Higuchi
Mantaro Koichi
Kazuya Tachibana
Daisuke Matsuki
Shohei Tanabe
Keisuke Hoshino
Koji Sugisaki
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