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<center>'''Movie by [[Hello! Project]]'''</center>
 
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|name = Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~
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|Cover = Morning_Cop_~Daite_HOLD_ON_ME!~_DVD.jpg
'''Released''' August 18, 1998<br />
 
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|Cover size = 200px
'''VHS Release''' September 2, 1998<br>
 
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|Caption = DVD cover
'''DVD Release''' December 8th, 2000 <br />
 
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|Cover2 = MorningCop-vhs.jpg
'''Format''' VHS/DVD<br />
 
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|Caption2 = VHS cover
'''Origin/Language''' Japan/Japanese <br/>
 
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|artist = [[Morning Musume]] & [[Heike Michiyo]]
'''Product Code''' DSZD-8001<br />
 
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|Japanese = モーニング刑事。~抱いてHOLD ON ME!~
'''Catalog Number''' 1002794411 (YesASIA) <br />
 
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|type = Film
'''Price''' ¥4500]][[File:MorningCop-vhs.jpg|thumb|VHS cover]]
 
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|released = August 18, 1998 <small>(Theatrical)</small><br>September 2, 1998 <small>(VHS)</small><br>December 8, 2000 <small>(DVD)</small>
'''Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~''' (モーニング刑事。~抱いてHOLD ON ME!~), often known as simply '''Morning Cop''', is a [[Hello! Project]] semi-musical based movie. It features the entire first and second generation of [[Morning Musume]], and soloist [[Heike Michiyo]] as the main roles. This was the first movie for Morning Musume and Heike, and the last in which Fukuda and Ishiguro would appear.
 
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|director = Imanoseki Akiyoshi
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|producer = Takahashi Masaru<br />Ito Naokatsu
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|writer = Tadami Ichiko <small>(screenplay)</small>
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|music = Endo Koji
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|camera = Osawa Eiichi
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|editor = Takahashi Nobuyuki
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|opening = [[Dakedo Aishisugite]]
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|ending = [[Daite HOLD ON ME!]]
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}}'''''Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~''''' (モーニング刑事。~抱いてHOLD ON ME!~), often simply known as '''''Morning Cop''''', is a 1998 semi-musical based movie starring [[Morning Musume]] and [[Heike Michiyo]]. This was the first movie for Morning Musume and Heike, and the last in which Fukuda and Ishiguro would appear.
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[[Yanagihara Hiromi]] has a small part in this movie. She had not yet become a part of [[Hello! Project]] when starring in this movie. She would go on to join [[Country Musume]] in April the following year.
   
 
==Plot==
 
==Plot==
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==Soundtrack==
 
==Soundtrack==
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{{CD Infobox
[[File:250px-Morning_Cop_OST_Cover.jpg|thumb|200px|<center>'''Album by [[Heike Michiyo]] and [[Morning Musume]]'''</center>
 
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|Name = Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~
'''Released''' September 30, 1998<br>
 
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|Japanese = モーニング刑事。~抱いてHOLD ON ME!~
'''Genre''' J-pop<br>
 
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|Cover = 250px-Morning_Cop_OST_Cover.jpg
'''Format''' OST<br>
 
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|Caption =
'''Recorded''' 1998<br>
 
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'''Label''' zetima<br />
 
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|Caption2 =
'''Price''' ¥2,447<br />
 
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|type = Album
'''Catalog Number''' EPCE-5006<br>
 
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|typedescriptor = Soundtrack
'''Length''' 24:34 ]]
 
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|artist = [[Morning Musume]] & [[Heike Michiyo]]
'''Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~''' (モーニング刑事。 抱いてHOLD ON ME!) is the official soundtrack for the movie. It was released on September 30, 1998. The soundtrack reached #18 on the Oricon weekly charts and sold 26,350 in it's first week with 41,330 sold to date.
 
 
|released = September 30, 1998
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|genre = J-Pop
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|format = CD
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|recorded = 1998
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|label = {{LinkBug|zetima}}
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|length = 24:34
 
}}'''Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~''' (モーニング刑事。 抱いてHOLD ON ME!; ''Morning Cop. -Hold me, Hold on me!-'') is the official soundtrack for the movie. It was released on September 30, 1998.
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The soundtrack reached #18 on the Oricon weekly charts and sold 26,350 in it's first week with 41,330 sold to date.
   
 
===Tracklist===
 
===Tracklist===
#[[Dakedo Aishisugite]] (Mix for Screen) - [[Heike Michiyo]]
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#[[Dakedo Aishisugite]] (Mix for Screen) <small>- [[Heike Michiyo]]</small>
#Onegai Nail (おねがいネイル) - Heike Michiyo & [[Morning Musume]]
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#Onegai Nail (おねがいネイル; ''Wishing Nail'') <small>- Heike Michiyo & [[Morning Musume]]</small>
#YOROSHIKU! (ヨロシク!) - Morning Musume
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#YOROSHIKU! (ヨロシク!; ''Giving My Best Regards!'') <small>- Morning Musume</small>
#Koi no ABC (恋のABC) - Morning Musume
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#Koi no ABC (恋のABC; ''The ABC of Love'') <small>- Morning Musume</small>
#Tsuyoku Naranakucha...ne (強くならなくちゃ…ね) - Heike Michiyo
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#Tsuyoku Naranakucha...ne (強くならなくちゃ…ね; ''I’ve Gotta Be Strong… Right?'') <small>- Heike Michiyo</small>
#[[Daite HOLD ON ME!]] ~Sexy Long Version~ - Morning Musume
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#[[Daite HOLD ON ME!]] ~Sexy Long Version~ <small>- Morning Musume</small>
   
===Featured Members===
 
*[[Heike Michiyo]]
 
*[[Morning Musume]]
 
**1st generation: [[Nakazawa Yuko]], [[Ishiguro Aya]], [[Iida Kaori]], [[Abe Natsumi]], [[Fukuda Asuka]]
 
**2nd generation: [[Yasuda Kei]], [[Yaguchi Mari]], [[Ichii Sayaka]]
 
 
===Concert Performances===
 
===Concert Performances===
;Onegai Nail
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*'''Onegai Nail'''
*[[Hello! First Live at Shibuya Kohkaido]]
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**[[Hello! FIRST LIVE AT SHIBUYA KOHKAIDO]]
;YOROSHIKU!
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*'''YOROSHIKU!'''
*[[Hello! Project Happy New Year '99]]
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**[[Hello! Happy New Year '99]]
;Koi no ABC
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*'''Koi no ABC'''
*[[Hello! Project Happy New Year '99]]
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**[[Hello! Happy New Year '99]]
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**[[Morning Musume Memory ~Seishun no Hikari~ 1999.4.18|Morning Musume Memory ~Seishun no Hikari~ 1999.4.18″]]
;Tsuyoku Naranakucha…ne
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*'''Tsuyoku Naranakucha…ne'''
*[[Heike Michiyo "Sotsugyou Memorial Live"]]
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**[[Heike Michiyo "Sotsugyou Memorial Live"]]
;Daite HOLD ON ME ~Sexy Long Version~
 
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**[[9th Anniversary Acoustic Live]]
*[[Hello! Project Happy New Year '99]]
 
 
*'''Daite HOLD ON ME ~Sexy Long Version~'''
 
**[[Hello! Happy New Year '99]]
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==Trivia==
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*[[Yanagihara Hiromi]] had a small part in this movie. She had not yet become a part of [[Hello! Project]] when starring in this movie. She would go on to join [[Country Musume]] after passing their audition in April the following year.
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*The title is a pun. 刑事 (keiji) means police or detective, but is (for this movie) pronounced as "KOPPU", which sounds like the English slang word for police (Cop). (In the movie [[Abe Natsumi]] looks at a coffee cup, saying they should be called MOONINGU KOPPU (Morning Cops) investigating [[Heike Michiyo|Heike]]’s stalker).
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*"Dakedo Aishisugite" would be released as Heike's [[Dakedo Aishisugite|fourth single]] the following month. The track for the single has different arrangements and is therefore entitled "Mix for Single", whereas the song used as the opening theme for "Morning Cop" is entitled "Mix for Screen".
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*The lyrics for "Dakedo Aishisugite" and "Tsuyoku Naranakucha...ne" are written by Makiho Emi from MANISH.<ref>Hello! Magazine 004</ref>
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*"Daite HOLD ON ME! ~Sexy Long Version~" is 1:25 longer than the single version.
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*In a third anniversary fanclub interview, Heike Michiyo mentioned the movie in an answer to the question "What was the most painful thing during these three years?":
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**"Hmm, most painful? When the movie "Morning Cop" finished, Morning Musume and I were doing an event where we showed the movie, had a live and then had a handshake event. That event was quite painful. When it was my turn to sing, most of the audience wouldn’t stand up but just sit in their seats and some would even go somewhere else. Feeling as though no one had an interest in me was really painful. At the handshake afterwards, some wouldn’t even shake my hand but just pass me by right before my eyes, so I cried every night at the hotel back then. But then at one point, when I was singing "[[Teenage Dream|Hitorigurashi]]" (album song) there were three people who stood up, despite everyone else sitting down, and sang along. It was then that I realized that there are people out there who knows even songs from my album, and who actually support me, and it moved me a lot. It made me so happy right in that moment that I couldn’t help but cry while I was singing. Even now I’m deeply grateful towards those three fans."
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==References==
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==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
*Discography:
 
*Discography:
**VHS: [http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/VCTB-852/ Hello! Project], [http://www.up-front-works.jp/discography/zetima/29/v_01/ UP-FRONT WORKS]
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**VHS: [http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/VCTB-852/ Hello! Project], [http://up-front-works.jp/release/detail/VCTB-852/ UP-FRONT WORKS]
**DVD: [http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/DSZD-8001/ Hello! Project]
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**DVD: [http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/DSZD-8001/ Hello! Project], [http://up-front-works.jp/release/detail/DSZD-8001/ UP-FRONT WORKS]
**CD: [http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/EPCE-5006/ Hello! Project], [http://www.up-front-works.jp/discography/zetima/29/a_02/ UP-FRONT WORKS]
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**Soundtrack: [http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/EPCE-5006/ Hello! Project], [http://up-front-works.jp/release/detail/EPCE-5006/ UP-FRONT WORKS]
   
 
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[[Category:1998 Films]]

Revision as of 15:07, 14 November 2019

Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~ (モーニング刑事。~抱いてHOLD ON ME!~), often simply known as Morning Cop, is a 1998 semi-musical based movie starring Morning Musume and Heike Michiyo. This was the first movie for Morning Musume and Heike, and the last in which Fukuda and Ishiguro would appear.

Yanagihara Hiromi has a small part in this movie. She had not yet become a part of Hello! Project when starring in this movie. She would go on to join Country Musume in April the following year.

Plot

Heike Michiyo is rising fast in as idol and model, appearing on the cover and becoming the face of Lovely magazine. One day though, while opening her fan mail with her friends, Morning Musume, she opens up a very disturbing gift! Soon after a handsome detective comes in and determines that she has a stalker.

The detective promises he'll do what he can but after a while the police are at ends, not knowing where the stalker is. And with Michiyo only getting more distressed, Morning Musume decides to take matters into their own hands and help find Michiyo's stalker. After going through some training, the girls then become Morning Cop! Where catching villains is a piece of cake! The girls then start investigating and find that the stalker knows more then they knew.

Michiyo promises to hang in there, but things get creepier and creepier with the stalker and on top of it all, she is getting harassed by anti-fans. Morning Cop promises to protect her and do all they can to find the stalker. They go asking around dark places and even face the "Emperor" the boss of Akihabara to try and find him. Soon though, they find themselves in a predicament with Michiyo, that unravels a shocking and horrifying twist in the end!

Cast

Soundtrack

Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~ (モーニング刑事。 抱いてHOLD ON ME!; Morning Cop. -Hold me, Hold on me!-) is the official soundtrack for the movie. It was released on September 30, 1998.

The soundtrack reached #18 on the Oricon weekly charts and sold 26,350 in it's first week with 41,330 sold to date.

Tracklist

  1. Dakedo Aishisugite (Mix for Screen) - Heike Michiyo
  2. Onegai Nail (おねがいネイル; Wishing Nail) - Heike Michiyo & Morning Musume
  3. YOROSHIKU! (ヨロシク!; Giving My Best Regards!) - Morning Musume
  4. Koi no ABC (恋のABC; The ABC of Love) - Morning Musume
  5. Tsuyoku Naranakucha...ne (強くならなくちゃ…ね; I’ve Gotta Be Strong… Right?) - Heike Michiyo
  6. Daite HOLD ON ME! ~Sexy Long Version~ - Morning Musume

Concert Performances

Trivia

  • Yanagihara Hiromi had a small part in this movie. She had not yet become a part of Hello! Project when starring in this movie. She would go on to join Country Musume after passing their audition in April the following year.
  • The title is a pun. 刑事 (keiji) means police or detective, but is (for this movie) pronounced as "KOPPU", which sounds like the English slang word for police (Cop). (In the movie Abe Natsumi looks at a coffee cup, saying they should be called MOONINGU KOPPU (Morning Cops) investigating Heike’s stalker).
  • "Dakedo Aishisugite" would be released as Heike's fourth single the following month. The track for the single has different arrangements and is therefore entitled "Mix for Single", whereas the song used as the opening theme for "Morning Cop" is entitled "Mix for Screen".
  • The lyrics for "Dakedo Aishisugite" and "Tsuyoku Naranakucha...ne" are written by Makiho Emi from MANISH.[1]
  • "Daite HOLD ON ME! ~Sexy Long Version~" is 1:25 longer than the single version.
  • In a third anniversary fanclub interview, Heike Michiyo mentioned the movie in an answer to the question "What was the most painful thing during these three years?":
    • "Hmm, most painful? When the movie "Morning Cop" finished, Morning Musume and I were doing an event where we showed the movie, had a live and then had a handshake event. That event was quite painful. When it was my turn to sing, most of the audience wouldn’t stand up but just sit in their seats and some would even go somewhere else. Feeling as though no one had an interest in me was really painful. At the handshake afterwards, some wouldn’t even shake my hand but just pass me by right before my eyes, so I cried every night at the hotel back then. But then at one point, when I was singing "Hitorigurashi" (album song) there were three people who stood up, despite everyone else sitting down, and sang along. It was then that I realized that there are people out there who knows even songs from my album, and who actually support me, and it moved me a lot. It made me so happy right in that moment that I couldn’t help but cry while I was singing. Even now I’m deeply grateful towards those three fans."

References

  1. Hello! Magazine 004

External Links