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★High-quality★ Entertainment news posted daily! Subscribe to "MAiDiGiTV" here↓ http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Actor Naoto Fujiki appeared at a Japan event for Disney Pixar's animated feature film "Coco" (directed by Lee Unkrich, opening March 16th) held in Tokyo on February 21st. He performed the film's theme song, "Remember Me," alongside Hiiro Ishibashi, who has garnered attention as a singing prodigy and provides the Japanese voice for the lead character in the film. Fujiki, who played guitar, praised Ishibashi, saying, "He's so mature. He's been singing since kindergarten and is incredibly mature. Hiiro's singing is gold." Ishibashi was born in 2004 and is from Chiba Prefecture. He began singing lessons from a young age and has garnered attention as a singing prodigy, winning the junior division grand prize on TBS's singing competition program "Sing! Sing! Sing! The Singing Voice of the Century! Live Battle: Japan's No. 1 Singer" (2015). Fujiki was impressed with the performance that day, saying, "I was nervous. My fingers were shaking. Yosai said he was nervous, but he was so confident and impressive." Ishibashi revealed, "It was an honor to be given such an important role on such a big stage, even though this was my first time trying voice acting. At first, I was only nervous and anxious." Also attending the event were director Unkrich, who also worked on "Toy Story 3," who visited Japan, Adrian Molina, co-director of "Coco" and "Monsters University," and Japanese cast member Yasuko Matsuyuki. Director Unkrich said, "When I came up with the idea for this film, I wanted to create a work that would celebrate Mexican culture (which inspired the idea) while also resonating with people all over the world." "Coco" depicts a great adventure set in the cheerful and colorful "Land of the Dead." Miguel (Ishibashi), a guitar prodigy born into a family with a strict "no music" rule due to a tragic event in the past, decides to take a guitar displayed in the mausoleum of legendary musician De La Cruz and enter a music contest held on "Day of the Dead," a day when ancestors visit their families. Meanwhile, Miguel gets lost in the "Land of the Dead," discovers a "secret" hidden by his family, and begins his adventure... This is the story. Fujiki voices Hector, Miguel's companion, a skeleton he meets in the "Land of the Dead," and Matsuyuki voices Imelda, Miguel's great-great-grandmother who banned music from her family.