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[JAPAN] Dorikamu’s Hit Song “Mirai Yosouzu” to Become a Movie This Fall and to Star Matsushita Nao

March 21, 2007 by Goromi 

It was announced on the 20th that DREAMS COME TRUE’s hit songs “Mirai Yosouzu II” and “Mirai Yosouzu” will become a movie in the fall. Since the release of “Mirai Yosouzu II” in 1989 the song has been a hit at karaoke boxes everywhere even today and now the pure love story that is sung about in the songs will now be brought back to life with a movie starring Matsushita Nao.

“The third spring since we graduated…”

From women in their twenties to women in their forties, they have probably sung Dorikamu’s “Mirai Yosouzu II” at karaoke at least once. The song talks about a young couple who promise each other that they will keep living for the moment and their feelings will never change. Even 18 years after its release date, it is a very popular song that is sung at weddings.

Using that pure love story as a base, this fall the movie “Mirai Yosouzu” will be released in theaters. In the fall of 2004, one of Shochiku’s producers, Kobayashi heard the song on the radio and the idea of a movie dawned on him.

With that, they brought talks with DREAMS COME TRUE about the movie last January and in July the members Yoshida Miwa(41) and Nakamura Masato(48) gave the okay.

The lead actress would have to portray the main character at various times in her life: in her past (age 20), the present (age 25) and the future (age 30). Because of her maturity and her role as a 26 year old heroine in the Fuji TV drama, “Koi ni Ochitara” when she was only 18 in real life, Matsushita was picked.

The male role that would be her boyfriend has not been decided yet and auditions are still being held. The theme songs for the movie will be “Mirai Yosouzu II” and “Mirai Yosouzu”, and Dorikamu’s own Nakamura will be the music supervisor for the movie. “To see a Dorikamu song that I love so much become a movie and the fact that I will be starring in it is like a dream,” said Matsushita.

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