Two-disc Blu-ray of "A3!" -Spring 2019-" featuring footage of group Spring's solo stage, rehearsals, behind-the-scenes, and events.
Fumiya Matsuzaki
Director
Ryuugi Yokota
Sakuya Sakuma
Hikaru Makishima
Masumi Usui
Yuuki Maekawa
Tsuzuru Minagi
Toshiki Tateishi
Itaru Chigasaki
Yamato Furuya
Citron
Yu Miyazaki
Yuki Rurikawa
Kenta Mizue
Banri Settsu
Ray Fujita
Sakyo Furuichi
Yoshihiko Aramaki
Tsumugi Tsukioka
Kandai Ueda
Azuma Yukishiro
Hiroki Sasamori
Kaya Mizuno
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