HANA MANMA

Ryohei Suzuki and Masumi Arimura play brother and sister for the first time!

Director Tetsu Maeda of "And Then the Baton Was Passed" adapts the Naoki Prize-winning bestseller to film!

Music by Yoshihiro Ike.


What is the secret of memory that connects a family that has lost a loved one?

Tears overflow again and again.



Hana Manma" is a small boxed lunch of flowers given to loved ones.

The novel "Hana Manma" (Bunshun Bunko) by Minato Aikawa, which won the 133rd Naoki Prize in 2005, is adapted into a film starring Ryohei Suzuki and Masumi Arimura in their first collaboration. The director is Tetsu Maeda, who has portrayed the wavering of the human heart with a sensitive and sincere gaze in such films as "Konna Yofuke ni Banana Kayo" and "And Then the Baton Was Passed On".

Toshiki (Ryohei Suzuki) and Fumiko (Masumi Arimura) live alone after the early death of their parents. Fumiko's marriage has been finalized, and Toshiki, as a parental figure, is finally relieved of his burden, but Fumiko has a "secret" that she has not told Toshiki. Fumiko's fiance, animal behaviorist Taro Nakazawa, is played by Takashi Suzuka, Toshiki's childhood friend Komako Miyoshi, the signature daughter of Miyoshi, an okonomiyaki restaurant, is played by First Summer Uika, and Fumiko's secret is related to the Shigeta family's father, Hitoshi Sakamukai, played by Yoshimi Sakata, Seiji Rokkaku, the oldest son, Koichi, and Midoriko Kimura, the oldest daughter, Fusaeda, are all talented actors. The film will be performed by a cast of talented actors.

The music will be composed by L.A.-based Yoshihiro Ike, who has composed music for many TV dramas, including the "Partners" series and anime. In this film, heartwarming and melancholic music gently envelops the story.

01. 俊樹の夢
02. なにわモーニン
03. 昭和の男、平成のカレ
04. フミ子の世界
05. 不思議メモワール
06. Tomorrow’s Tree
07. ウソじゃない
08. たからもの缶
09. 落書きファミリー
10. いのち
11. ふたりの大旅行
12. ツツジ公園
13. 手紙
14. 急げ！山田号
15. ありがとう
16. 花まんまのテーマ
17. 夢の向こうへ
Bonus Tracks
18. 「花まんま」OutTake. 1
19. 「花まんま」OutTake. 2
20. 「花まんま」OutTake. 3