DVD: TEAM NACS - Stage Plays, Movies, and Dramas

All are DVD versions.

This includes three works: a solo stage performance by Yasu-ken directed by Maggie, movies directed and written by each member, and a drama starring Ohizumi (also featuring Totsu).

The one-man show is captivating, thanks to the acting skills of Yasu-ken. There was a strong commitment to the video production, and it seems the stage was performed again without an audience.
N43° is a work made for fans, with characters and homages from "Hanatare" and other stage performances scattered throughout.
Personally, I liked Totsu's work, which combines anime and live-action with philosophical content, and Yasudatta 3D, which is full of Yasu-ken's world. The audio commentary is also interesting, so I think it's worth watching if you like NACS.
Naminori (Surfing) is a work where short dramas feature insert songs by Southern All Stars for each theme.

For sale separately:
Hitori-gatari (One-Man Show): 1400 yen
N43°: 900 yen
Southern: 3000 yen

Other:
Wednesday

◯ Naminori Restaurant
A special drama broadcast in 2008 to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the opening of Nippon Television and the 30th anniversary of the formation of Southern All Stars.

Based on many songs by Southern All Stars, this is a series of 33 short dramas, each with a self-contained story, set in a restaurant in Chigasaki. The story is structured so that various customers with different circumstances gather at the restaurant run by the master (Kenji Sazanami) played by Yo Oizumi.
Each episode is an independent short drama, but they are linked towards the final episode.

◯ Hitori-gatari (One-Man Show)
The subject matter is based on the legend of Yaobikuni, a girl who lived for 800 years without losing her youth.
The original work is the stage play "Higasa to Soriba" performed decades ago by the narrator Yata Aso.
The story depicts a woman named "Omatsu" who cannot die, falling in love with and parting with various men across the ages. It is directed by Maggie, a popular screenwriter and actor, and is a one-man performance by Ken Yasuda, accompanied by live guitar music by Tsuyoshi Furusawa.
[Bonus Footage]
Conversation between Ken Yasuda, Maggie, and Tsuyoshi Furusawa

◯ N43°
The five members each directed and wrote a short movie as a creator. It's a five-episode omnibus, and the keyword is their beloved hometown, "Hokkaido." They express their respective worldviews, showcasing their individual personalities and creativity. You'll laugh, cry, be surprised, healed, and moved by the five stories, which are wonderfully diverse in theme, genre, and cast.