Swing Girls

A group of high school girls, initially forced into a summer job at a ryokan, discover a passion for jazz music when they accidentally learn to play swing. After a series of mishaps and comedic misunderstandings, they form their own jazz band to impress boys and win a competition, facing numerous challenges along the way.

Swing Girls was a critical and commercial success in Japan, praised for its energetic performances, humorous storyline, and heartwarming message. It resonated with audiences for its portrayal of teamwork and perseverance, becoming a beloved film.

• Praised for its infectious energy and upbeat soundtrack.
• Applauded for its charmingly chaotic plot and relatable characters.
• Lauded as a feel-good film about friendship and pursuing passions.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's humor, engaging musical numbers, and the satisfying journey of the main characters overcoming obstacles. Many found it to be a fun and uplifting movie.

Won multiple awards at the Japanese Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actress for Juri Ueno.

The actresses in the main cast actually learned to play their instruments for the film, with Juri Ueno learning the trumpet and other cast members focusing on different brass instruments.