Blue Shuttle Produce Axle Banana Fish
Theatrical Play
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[Machine Translation] This is a stage adaptation of Akio Yoshida's masterpiece comic "BANANA FISH," which has transcended the boundaries of girls' manga to evoke emotion and sympathy among all generations, faithfully reproducing the original story. Conspiracy, war, friendship, loneliness, betrayal, redemption, death... This ambitious work depicts the days of boys' battles and friendships in America. Four years have passed since the first stage adaptation of this work, which no one had attempted to stage due to its sheer scale. Axal will perform the legendary play on a larger scale! Loneliness, hatred, betrayal, life and death, and friendship. What lies beyond the battle? A must-have DVD for stage fans! Vietnam, 1973. A soldier shoots and kills his colleague. He left behind mysterious words at the end and became a cripple. In 1985, in New York, Ash Lynx, a boy with an IQ of 200 and first-rate fighting skills, is a victim of violence and warfare. Ash is a street kid in a town filled with violence and strife, and Eiji Okumura, an ordinary boy from Japan, has a fateful encounter with him. The two are lured by the words, "Meet Banana Fish," into a battle against a huge conspiracy involving the Mafia, the CIA, the U.S. military, and even the political world. ( Filming date: April 19, 2009 5:00 p.m. - Performance )
Special Features:
back-stage footage and bonus video footage
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Bonus Extra
(included while First Press is still available)
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rare photo
Original Release Year: 2009
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