Happy! (2006)

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After her parents' death, Umino Miyuki was forced to give up a promising future in tennis to take care of her three younger siblings. Her elder brother, in a plan to become rich, disappears, leaving a 250 million debt on his sister's shoulders. Two debt collectors seek her out for payment and inform her that she will be forced to work as a bath hostess at a bath house if she cannot come up with the money. Miyuki makes up her mind to become a professional tennis player in order to win the prize money. She seeks for help from the son of a famous tennis family, Ootori Keiichiro, who was also her senior in middle school and fellow tennis player. Will Miyuki be able to become a pro and pay off the debt?

Director: Osamu Katayama
Genre: TV Movie, Drama
Runtime: 94 min
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Production: TBS
Country: Japan
Language: 日本語
Original Language: ja
More Films by Director: Osamu Katayama
More Films in Genre: TV Movie, Drama

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Happy! about?
After her parents' death, Umino Miyuki was forced to give up a promising future in tennis to take care of her three younger siblings. Her elder brother, in a plan to become rich, disappears, leaving a 250 million debt on his sister's shoulders. Two debt collectors seek her out for payment and inform her that she will be forced to work as a bath hostess at a bath house if she cannot come up with the money. Miyuki makes up her mind to become a professional tennis player in order to win the prize money. She seeks for help from the son of a famous tennis family, Ootori Keiichiro, who was also her senior in middle school and fellow tennis player. Will Miyuki be able to become a pro and pay off the debt?
Who directed Happy!?
Happy! was directed by Osamu Katayama.
Who stars in Happy!?
Happy! stars Saki Aibu, Hiroyuki Miyasako, Junnosuke Taguchi, Mao Kobayashi.
How long is Happy!?
Happy! has a runtime of 1h 34m (94 minutes).
What genre is Happy!?
Happy! is a TV Movie, Drama film.
Where was Happy! produced?
Happy! was produced in Japan.