Sing Salmon Sing

Year: 2008

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Makoto Tanaka

ComedyMusic

Kasumi Ogino, a proud high‑school choir member praised for her voice, agrees to be photographed by classmate Junichi Makimura, believing it proves her beauty. The picture shows her mouth comically agape, a sight Makimura likens to a hungry salmon. Humiliated, she quits, but rival male‑choir leader Hiroshi Gondo urges her back to regain confidence.

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