2016
45m

Summary Kohei Kamishiro (Masaharu Fukuyama) worked as a musician in his past. He only had one hit song and his recording contract was eventually cancelled. He became devastated and left the... View more details

2016
45m

Love Song

Directed : Hirano Shin Aizawa Hideyuki Nishitani Hiroshi

Written : Kuramitsu Yasuko

Stars : Unknown

All cast & crew

7.5

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Genres : Drama Romance Music

Release date : Apr 10, 2016

Countries of origin : Japan

Production companies : Fuji TV

Details

Genres : Drama Romance Music

Release date : Apr 10, 2016

Countries of origin : Japan

Production companies : Fuji TV

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