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[Machine Translation] This is a coming-of-age song film based on Shinichi Mori's hit song "Cape Collar" (lyrics by Osami Okamoto, music by Takuro Yoshida), which won the Japan Record Award in 1974. It is an ambitious film that breaks away from the traditional taste of song films and steps forward as a film for a new era. With the themes of "friendship" and "hometown," director Akira Kato, who has produced some of the best coming-of-age films, has created a film about human love that clashes with the bare simplicity of life, and about the feelings for a hometown that welcomes spring in the harsh natural environment. Yamaguchi Izumi, whose popularity has been on the rise after her gravure and other activities, plays the lead role in her first starring role in a film, opposite Kami Yusuke and Natsu Yusuke. The cast includes Hajime Hanana, Ryunosuke Kaneda, Soko Tenchi, Saburo Boya, Yuri Yamashina, and other unique characters. Shinichi Mori makes a special appearance and sings "Cape Collarabo" and "Sesutohito Uta" in the film. In addition, the retired famous horse "Hiseiko" also makes a special appearance. The music was composed by Takuro Yoshida and Takuro Yoshida. The music is composed by Takuro Yoshida and Kazumi Seo, who has been active as a music producer for Miyuki Nakashima and others in recent years. A commentary will be included in the package.
Original Release Year: 1975
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