Kitamura Taiga's mother died when he was a child. He doesn’t like his father, because he thinks his father’s obsession with rally racing contributed to his mother’s death. This led to Kitamura Taiga eventually attending a university in Tokyo rather than his hometown of Toyota. One day, Kitamura Taiga is informed by his childhood friend Uechi Miho that his father has passed away. Kitamura Taiga returns to his hometown after many years away. He talks to people who knew his father and begins to think about him. While he is in his father's garage, he realizes that he wanted to participate in rally races with his father. He decides to take part in a rally race. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 僕と彼女とラリーと
- Also Known As: Me, Her and Rally , Boku to Kanojo to Rally to , Boku to Kanojo to Rari to
- Screenwriter & Director: Tsukamoto Renpei
- Genres: Youth, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Morisaki Win in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)]( "Morisaki Win in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)")
Morisaki WinKitamura TaigaMain Role -
![Fukagawa Mai in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)]( "Fukagawa Mai in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)")
Fukagawa MaiUechi MihoMain Role -
![Sato Ryuta in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)]( "Sato Ryuta in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)")
Sato RyutaKitamura HiroyukiSupport Role -
![Tanaka Shunsuke in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)]( "Tanaka Shunsuke in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)")
Tanaka ShunsukeMizuno KazuhideSupport Role -
![Kobayashi Kinako in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)]( "Kobayashi Kinako in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)")
Kobayashi KinakoHasegawa HiromiSupport Role -
![Arifuku Masashi in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)]( "Arifuku Masashi in My Father's Tracks Japanese Movie (2021)")
Arifuku MasashiNakajo ShinsukeSupport Role
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