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Nami to Utaeba

Singing with Nami

ナミイと唄えば

Release Date: March, 18th, 2006

Running Time: 98 min

Genre: Documentary

Color: Color

Screening Format: DVCAM

Screen Size: -

Sound Processing: -

Screening Format with Subtitles: English (DVD, DVCAM)

[ Directed by ]

MOTOHASHI Seiichi

[ Produced by ]

HANABUSA Aya

[ Cast ]

[ Staff ]

KYO Nobuko ── Original Story
ICHINOSE Masafumi ── Director of Photography
YAMADA Takenori ── Director of Photography
DOI Koichi ── Director of Photography
MURAMOTO Masaru ── Editing
NUKUI Ryo ── Music
TSURUMAKI Yutaka ── Sound

[ Production Company ]

POLE POLE TIMES

[ Story ]

[ Contact (International) ]

Sosna Film
4-4-1-7F Higashi-Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-0003
Rep: MOTOHASHI Seiichi
tel: +81-3-3227-1870
fax: +81-3-3227-1406
E-mail: info@polepoletimes.jp
http://polepoletimes.jp/

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