Indie Film "Where There is Love, There is No Darkness" Shines
Stevan Lee Mraovitch’s film is a beautiful tribute to family, found family, and the lengths people will go to support their loved ones.
Hello! Project DVD Magazine Vol.65
All 6 episodes of the original program Hello Pro Kouhaku Taiko THE☆BATTLE 2019, which was broadcasted on dTV Channel's Hikari TV Channel+ streaming service in fall 2019, have been re-edited to include unreleased scenes for this two-disc DVD. Joujou Gundan provide the play-by-play and commentary! It's double the fun and excitement! Disc 1 (62mins), Disc 2 (71mins).
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All 6 episodes of the original program Hello Pro Kouhaku Taiko THE☆BATTLE 2019, which was broadcasted on dTV Channel's Hikari TV Channel+ streaming service in fall 2019, have been re-edited to include unreleased scenes for this two-disc DVD. Joujou Gundan provide the play-by-play and commentary! It's double the fun and excitement! Disc 1 (62mins), Disc 2 (71mins).
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