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Cheers From Heaven

2011, Japanese. Directed by Makoto Kumazawa.

When bento shop owner Hikaru Oshiro learns that a group of high school students have no place to practice music, he takes it upon himself to build a studio beneath his store. The only stipulations he placed upon the students were that they be respectful to others, do well in school, and be empathetic towards others. Based on the true story of Hikaru Naskasone who supported students up until his death from cancer in November, 2009.

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Released
1 October 2011
Original title
天国からのエール
Country
Japan
Written by
Masaya Ozaki, Kimiko Ueno
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Cheers From Heaven (2011) was directed by Makoto Kumazawa and stars Hiroshi Abe, Hitomi Miyauchi, Rie Mimura.

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