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Hatsune Miku LAWSON 50th Anniversary Special LIVE
LAWSON 50th Anniversary Special LIVE is a collaborative concert held by Crypton Future Media and Japanese store chain LAWSON. This combined third-dimensional live concert is part of a wider celebration of the 50th anniversary of LAWSON's Japanese launch. It was held at Yokohama Arena from January 17 to January 18, 2026 with the concert's setlist including some songs first performed at Magical Mirai 2013, an event that was held at the very same venue.[1] The concert's theme song "Cyan Blue" was produced by Police Piccadilly and its main visual was illustrated by Hanekoto.
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LAWSON 50th Anniversary Special LIVE is a collaborative concert held by Crypton Future Media and Japanese store chain LAWSON. This combined third-dimensional live concert is part of a wider celebration of the 50th anniversary of LAWSON's Japanese launch. It was held at Yokohama Arena from January 17 to January 18, 2026 with the concert's setlist including some songs first performed at Magical Mirai 2013, an event that was held at the very same venue.[1] The concert's theme song "Cyan Blue" was produced by Police Piccadilly and its main visual was illustrated by Hanekoto.
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