is a 2005 Japanese film about an 18-year-old high school student in Hiroshima, and the film is collaborated with a concert of
Tamio Okuda on October 30, 2004, at
Hiroshima Municipal Stadium for the 10th anniversary of his solo performance.
DVD of Hitori Matatabi Special@Hiroshima Municipal Stadium
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Plot
Sisters "Manamo" and "Minamo" live separately in Hiroshima
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and London since the divorce of their parents. The elder sister Manamo lives in Hiroshima with her mother, she is a high school student, but moonlights at a Japanese cabaret-club. After her mother remarries and moves to Yamaguchi Prefecture, Manamo lives by herself in Hiroshima.
One day, her younger sister Minamo returns from London to visit Manamo. It is ten years since they have lived together, and they argue every day.
Cast
* Kaela Kimura as "Manamo Kobayashi", an 18-year-old, 3rd-year student of Hiroshima Minami high school
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, lives in Yokogawa, Nishi-ku, Hiroshima, dreams to be a singer, vocal of "Five Dimension Customs".
* Erika Nishikado as "Minamo Kobayashi", Manamo's younger sister, 15-year-old, 2nd-year student of Royal Academy of Music
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, comes back to Hiroshima from London.
* Tamio Okuda as " Tamio Okuda", 39-year-old singer, himself.
* Hajime Anzai
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as "Takuji", Manamo and Minamo's father, lives in London.
* Carolyn Kawasaki as "Risa", Manamo and Minamo's mother, lives in Yamaguchi.
* Ayaka Maeda as "Asako", bass player of "Five Dimension Customs",
* Ryoko Matsui as "Hime", drum player and a leader of "Five Dimension Customs", an expectant mother.
* Kenichi Matsuyama as "Tamotsu", a shop boy of cabaret-club "Shin Getsu".
* Susumu Terajima
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Terajima made his acting debut in 1986's ''A Homansu''. He ...
as the master of cabaret-club "Shin Getsu"
* Masako Chiba
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as "VIP Yoko" of cabaret-club "Shin Getsu".
* Ichiro Ogura as a probationer angel "Eddy".
* Ryō Kase as probationer angel "Jeff".
* Mickey Curtis as a god.
* Yoshiko Miyazaki Yoshiko is a feminine Japanese given name.
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as the owner of clothing store "Takeda" in Yokogawa, Hiroshima.
* Shingo Yanagisawwa as "Horikoshi", a frequenter of cabaret-club "Shin Getsu".
* Taishu Kase as a teacher.
DVDs
* The DVD was released on March 24, 2006.
* A documentary program of the film by Television Kanagawa, titled "Custom Made 10.30: Angel Works", was released on October 14, 2005.
* The original concert DVD "Hitori Matatabi Special @ Hiroshima Municipal Stadium" was released on February 23, 2005.
Soundtrack
* A soundtrack CD was released on October 31, 2005, containing 21 songs from the film.
References
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External links
Custom Made 10.30 @ Grasshoppa! Films Website
Film shooting locations in Hiroshima
Photos of the film shooting on Hiroshima Film Commission
2005 films
2000s Japanese-language films
Films set in Hiroshima
Films shot in Hiroshima
Japanese musical comedy-drama films