Kawagoe Boys Sing - Cheerful Choir
In this musical adaptation of the anime, Kawagoe Boys Sing, an eccentric ex-conductor helps a unique group of high school students form a boys choir, where they learn to express themselves and overcome their fears.
Top billed cast
Toshiyuki SomeyaHaruo Hibiki (響春男)
Hikaru ImamakiTenshi Dei (出井天使) / Danbocchi
Yusuke TakemotoHiroshi Yazawa (矢沢ひろし) / Ei-chan
Sho KatoShuji Shiratori (白鳥修治) / Tori-chan
Kazan YokoyamaKaito Kobashi (小橋快人) / IT-kun
Haruto SakurabaShizuo Barato (茨戸静男) / Otome- Akito TeshimaJin Adachi (足立尽)
Ikumi IsakaKō Hyūga (日向行)- Toaru IsonoShin Hyūga (日向進)
- Ren TakanshiTomo Hakase (葉加瀬友) / Hakase
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