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Kazoku no Uta 2012 (Japan)

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Kazoku no Uta 2012 (Japan), also known as Family Song is Japan drama premiere on Apr 15, 2012 on Fuji TV

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Drama: Kazoku no Uta 2012 (Japan)
Romaji: Family Song
Japanese: 家族のうた
Country: Japan
Episodes: 8
Release Date: Sunday
Network: Fuji TV
Duration: 45 min.
Genres: Family

Plot Synopsis by DramaWiki Staff ©

Masayoshi Hayakawa (Joe Odagiri) was once a popular member of rock band "Out of Justice," but after the breakup of the band 13 years ago Masayoshi Hayakawa's life has become a mess. He drinks alcohol a lot now and does a live 30 minute radio show in the early mornings, while occasionally attending fan meetings.

One day, Masayoshi Hayakawa meets two young girls, and a young boy, all in middle school, and learns that he is the father of the girls. He begins to take care of the girls and boy, but has to hide their existence from his management office, who are just looking for an excuse to drop him from his contract. Through the children, Masayoshi Hayakawa is able to grow as a person and mature.

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