Main video (Honpen Eizo)
A special release of about 2 minutes of performance footage!

Released on Friday, March 1st at 382 cinemas nationwide, the film attracted 530,000 viewers and grossed over 650 million yen! It ranked first in the weekend attendance rankings (surveyed by Kogyo Tsushinsha from March 1st to March 3rd), and got off to a smash hit start!
To commemorate the huge hit start, we will be releasing a special 2-minute clip of the main film, featuring Doraemon and his friends' symphony!
After watching the movie, the audience commented, "It felt like I was at a concert from start to finish!", "The sound, power and production were on par with an orchestra concert, and I was completely absorbed in the music from start to finish!", and "Above all, this is a film that makes you think that music is fun!", and many others have been talking about it! Here are some scenes from this film, overflowing with music, in which Doraemon and friends perform ♪

Plus, there's information about new guest voice actors!
Aoi Yuki will be joining the cast for the first time in four years, playing the dual role of Paroparo and the music teacher at Nobita 's school!
The roles of the cat and the radio DJ will be played by Amatsuki, a singer who will be making his first appearance in the "Doraemon the Movie" series!

Yuki will be taking part for the first time since playing the role of "Captain Egg" of the secret gadget "Egg Exploration Team" in "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita 's New Dinosaur" in 2020. Amatsuki is an overwhelmingly popular singer with 1.98 million subscribers on her YouTube channel and over 1 billion total video views, and this is her first time participating in the "Doraemon the Movie" series.

Comment from Aoi Yuki (left)
I'm happy to be able to take part in the "Doraemon Movie" series again! I have participated as non-human characters, such as Quiz the parrot robot in Nobita 's Treasure Island and the Egg Expedition Captain in Nobita 's New Dinosaur. This time I was able to play the big dog Paroparo in a relaxed and fun manner. Not only that, but I was also able to play the music teacher, so I've finally become a human! (laughs) I hope that all of the characters will transcend their species and become beloved characters!


Comment from Amatsuki (right)
When I was a child, I didn't have many friends and I didn't like school, so Doraemon was like a dream to me. I remember thinking, "Someday I'll have one too," and laying a futon in the closet. I also have fond memories of being excited when my parents bought me something like Nobita 's desk because it would encourage me to study. When I was chosen as a guest voice actor for "Doraemon," I was happiest to be involved with Doraemon, who I've loved since I was a child. On the day of the recording, I was very nervous, but the staff welcomed me very warmly, and at the end I was given some goods, which I still display at home! I feel honored to have been able to contribute to the work, even if it was just a small contribution.