Runway Beat Trailer

Runway Beat Trailer (2011)

19 March 2011 Drama 126 mins

Transfer student Biito “Beat” Mizorogi, talented in fashion design, bring classmates together to stage a fashion show for the school's annual festival.

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Cast

Koji Seto

as Biito Mizorogi

Nanami Sakuraba

as Mei Tsukamoto

Mirei Kiritani

as Miki Tachibana

Kei Tanaka

as Satoru Inuda

Erina Mizuno

as Kirara Miyamoto

Michiko Kichise

as Mizumo Minami

Seiichi Tanabe

as Raito Mizorogi

Masaki Kaji

as Gousuke Gouda

Fujiko Kojima

as Keiko Shimizu

Rikako Murakami

as Emi Tachibana

Atsuo Nakamura

as Masahito Mizorogi

Tokuma Nishioka

as Mei's Father

Crew

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