Fantastipo

Fantastipo (ファンタスティポ) is a 2005 Japanese film starring Tsuyoshi Domoto (Kinki Kids) and Taichi Kokubun (TOKIO). The theme song "Fantastipo" is sung by the special unit of the 2 lead actors Toraji Haiji.

Fantastipo
Directed byShogo Yabuuchi
Produced byJulie K. Fujishima
Kazuteru Harafuji
Written byShogo Yabuuchi
StarringTsuyoshi Domoto
Taichi Kokubun
Akira Takarada
Medaka Ikeno
Music byFantastipo by Toraji Haiji
CinematographyKenji Takama
Distributed byGeneon Entertainment
Release date
  • February 10, 2005 (2005-02-10)
Running time
109 minutes
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese

Story

The film mainly revolves around two siblings; the mostly dependable Toraji (Taichi Kokubun of TOKIO), and the free-spirited Haiji (Tsuyoshi Domoto of Kinki Kids). The two suddenly become President and Executive Director of Armadillo, Inc. as a result of their father, Kintaro Koinobori (Akira Takarada), stepping down from his position and appointing his sons in his stead.

With the help of their father, the two brothers continue to keep Armadillo Inc. at the top of the heap. Slowly, but surely the relationship among all three begins to deteriorate in the process.

Through trials and tribulations, the siblings slowly begin to learn the true meaning of family.

Will the family hold together? Will they pull through? The answer may lie in a song the boys are composing.

That song's name is Fantastipo

Trivia

  • Fantastipo marks Tsuyoshi Domoto's return to the silver screen, last appearing in Kindaichi Shonen's Case File: Legend of Shanghai Mermaid in 1997. The film is a milestone for Taichi Kokubun, who makes his feature film debut.
  • The "Fantastipo" single and Toraji Haiji unit was a big hit in 2005. Especially famous for their uniquely cute dance choreography and catchy single which sold more than 400,000 copies.
  • Fantastipo is the fourth movie released under the banner of Johnny's Entertainment J STORM Company.

Cast

Actor Role
Tsuyoshi DomotoHaiji
Taichi KokubunToraji
Akira TakaradaKintarō Koinobori
Medaka IkenoFrankie
Nanako ÔkôchiMatthewko
Kimika YoshinoKahori
Hiroshi Fujioka

References


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