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Kentaro (健太郎)
My Teacher先生！、、、好きになってもいいですか？ 선생님! 老師！ 
113 min.
Hibiki is an awkward, 17-year-old high school sophomore who hasn't known romance.
Let's Go, JETS! From Small Town Girls to U.S. Champions?!チア☆ダン～女子高生がチアダンスで全米制覇しちゃったホントの話～ 치어☆댄 高校女子啦啦隊☆
121 min. Hikari Tomonaga has just entered high school at Central High in Fukui Prefecture and has joined the school’s cheerdancing team of instruction includes a prohibition against everything from covering your forehead to romance and anything that may distract focus and energy from the goal of winning a national championship in the U.S. Hikari watches as one member after another buckles under the pressure and drops out, but she herself, with the support of another freshman teammate, Ayano, decides to stick with it. But will this ordinary high school teen be able to help lead her team to an all American cheerdancing championship? Brass Dreams仰げば尊し 우러러보니 존귀한 仰望師恩 85 min × 1 ep / 75 min × 1 ep / 60 min × 6 eps｜8 episodes It is called “The Musical Koshien”, the All-Japan Wind & Brass Band High School Championship. Regional rounds begin across the country every July, gradually narrowing a field of over 3,000 high school bands to just about a dozen for the finals. Amid the event’s long history, one public school is legendary for having risen from complete anonymity to national champion. In 1983, Kanagawa Prefectural Noba High School was a rough and tumble, low-rated school with a music room littered with cigarette butts and an inactive brass band club made up of hopeless slackers. But in the short span of 2 years, one man turned them around and made them national heroes. Based on a true story about a teacher named Nakazawa who spent 10 years guiding students to glory while battling cancer, this inspiring drama depicts two years in the life of a broken down musician (Koichi Hikuma), searching for meaning after suffering an accident that forced him out of a musical career, and the turnaround he orchestrates for himself and for the lives of his problematic students. |
