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MANKAI STAGE『A3!』ACT2! ～SUMMER 2022～
After Four Seasons LIVE 2020, the series go to Act 2! The troupe will welcome the long-awaited new member, Hyodo Kumon, and tell the story of the new Summer Troupe's fourth performance.
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After Four Seasons LIVE 2020, the series go to Act 2! The troupe will welcome the long-awaited new member, Hyodo Kumon, and tell the story of the new Summer Troupe's fourth performance.
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