Yu Kamiya , is a 17-year-old high school student and campaign girl, who is forced to have a relationship with sponsor's managing director, Shirayuki. When they talk about it on his car, Yu suddenly jumps out of from the vehicle, and hits the following car and dies. Due to a miracle, Yu comes back alive, The girl is trying to continue her career, and people who have tried to take advantage of her so far, begin to feel the consequences of their manipulations. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 東京上空いらっしゃいませ
- Also Known As: Welcome Over Tokyo
- Director: Somai Shinji
- Genres: Fantasy, Supernatural
Cast & Credits
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![Nakai Kiichi in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)]( "Nakai Kiichi in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)")
Nakai KiichiAmamiya FumioMain Role -
![Makise Riho in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)]( "Makise Riho in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)")
Makise RihoKamiya YuuMain Role -
![Shofukutei Tsurube in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)]( "Shofukutei Tsurube in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)")
Shofukutei Tsurube"Cricket" / Shirayuki KyoichiSupport Role -
![Mariya Tomoko in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)]( "Mariya Tomoko in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)")
Mariya TomokoTanaka IkukoSupport Role -
![Tani Kei in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)]( "Tani Kei in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)")
Tani KeiKawamuraSupport Role -
![Miura Tomokazu in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)]( "Miura Tomokazu in Tokyo Heaven Japanese Movie (1990)")
Miura TomokazuAmamiya TakeoSupport Role
Reviews
What a pleasant surprise!
A film with a nostalgic touch. Kiichi Nakai in his prime and that gorgeous female leading actress. The actress is fitting her role perfectly, I just wonder why she did not appear in much more roles since that. And Shofukutei Tsurube as a lecher is just hilarious.It's fantasy, it doesn't make sense once you start thinking about it. But just don't think, just feel. It has an atmosphere similar to Nobuhiko Obayashi's films. Dreamlike depiction of life on the border between innocence and adulthood. It even has a sixties touch, from Kiichi Nakai playing the trombone. Flawless!
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