What's Manzai?!!!

What's Manzai?!!!

3.7IMDb Score
Released:2016-07-01
Duration:42 min
Country:Japan
Director:Hisaya Shiraiwa
Actors:Stephen Tetsu, Ryō Hashimoto, Masashi Kumada, Shun Tawarayama
Production:Yoshimoto Kogyo
Keywords:manzai

Overview:

Captivated by the classic form of Japanese comedy known as manzai, Stephen, an American, sets out to break into Japan's entertainment world.

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