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Brass Dreams

20161 seasonIshikawa Takako

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"The miracle of meeting you"

Hikuma Koichi was a saxophone player, but he suffers from the after-effects of an accident. Due to that, he turned his back on music. Hikuma Koichi finds hope in the high school brass band. The band consists of problem students. Koichi struggles to instruct the brass band and to give them hope.

Drama
OrchestraDelinquentFriendshipHigh SchoolSchoolRedemptionTeachers And StudentsJapanese High SchoolMusicMelodramatic

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What is Brass Dreams (2016) about?

Hikuma Koichi was a saxophone player, but he suffers from the after-effects of an accident. Due to that, he turned his back on music. Hikuma Koichi finds hope in the high school brass band. The band consists of problem students. Koichi struggles to instruct the brass band and to give them hope.

Who stars in Brass Dreams?

Brass Dreams stars Akira Terao (Hikuma Koichi), Mackenyu (Kitora Ren), Nijiro Murakami (Aoshima Hiroto), Mikako Tabe (Hikuma Natsuki), Takumi Kitamura (Abo Keita). The series was created by Ishikawa Takako.

How many seasons does Brass Dreams have?

Brass Dreams has 1 seasons. There are 8 episodes in total.

Where can I watch Brass Dreams?

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