Lets Go Karaoke! Deluxe Blu-ray and DVD

If only youth could be extended too. A yakuza who desperately needs to improve his singing asks a middle-school choir leader troubled by his changing voice for lessons. Choir captain Satomi Oka, played by Jun Saito, is suddenly invited to karaoke by Kyoji Narita, played by Go Ayano. Kyoji must improve at any cost to avoid the terrifying, badly drawn tattoo awaiting the last-place singer at his gang's karaoke contest. His competition song is X JAPAN's Kurenai. Satomi reluctantly teaches him, but their relationship gradually changes. What fate awaits Satomi, and can Kyoji escape last place?

The acclaimed manga by Yama Wayama receives its first film adaptation, directed by Nobuhiro Yamashita, known for Linda Linda Linda and Over the Fence, with a script by Akiko Nogi, known for Unnatural, MIU 404 and The Voice of Sin. Ayano plays the yakuza, while rising actor Saito was selected through auditions as the choir leader. Little Glee Monster performs Kurenai with 90middle-school choristers.

The cast includes Kyoko Yoshine, Jun Hashimoto, Kyosuke Yabe, Shuhei Yoshinaga, Chance Oshiro, RED RICE of Shonan no Kaze, Miki Yagi, Masato Ushiro, Toru Izawa, Hiroki Okabe, Ryotaro Yonemura, Maki Sakai, Tomu Miyazaki, Hikorohee, Masaya Kato in a guest appearance and Kazuki Kitamura.

The deluxe edition contains the 107-minute film on Blu-ray and a bonus DVD with making-of and event footage. Trailers and main-program audio commentary by Ayano, Saito, Yamashita and Nogi are included. The initially advertised booklet, Kyoji Narita business card, satin sticker and mini illustration board are limited first-press bonuses and are not guaranteed. The Blu-ray has Japanese DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround, Japanese audio description and commentary in DTS-HD Master Audio 2-channel stereo, and Japanese subtitles for the hearing impaired.