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Live

19991 season
IMDb 8.2

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Misaki decides to join the Brass Band Club having heard of its prestigious past from her father, a former member. However, Misaki finds that much has changed and the club is now full of dull and inactive students. Misaki determines to do her best to return the club to its glory days, but she must help many of the students overcome their personal problems.

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What is Live (1999) about?

Misaki decides to join the Brass Band Club having heard of its prestigious past from her father, a former member. However, Misaki finds that much has changed and the club is now full of dull and inactive students. Misaki determines to do her best to return the club to its glory days, but she must help many of the students overcome their personal problems.

Who stars in Live?

Live stars Eriko Imai (Sakaguchi Misaki), Hitoe Arakaki (Tomotsuka Yuuki), Rina Uchiyama (Matsubara Chie), Tatsuya Fujiwara (Shinoda Kazuomi), Masatô Ibu (Shinoda Masakatsu).

How many seasons does Live have?

Live has 1 seasons. There are 12 episodes in total.

Is Live worth watching?

Live holds an IMDb rating of 8.2/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

Where can I watch Live?

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