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miwa live at Budokan ~Sotsugyou-Shiki~ 

miwa live at Budokan ~Sotsugyou-Shiki~ is the fourth DVD and Blu-ray released by miwa, and third live concert video. This tour was performed at Budokan.
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miwa live at Budokan ~Sotsugyou-Shiki~ is the fourth DVD and Blu-ray released by miwa, and third live concert video. This tour was performed at Budokan.

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Genre:Music
Directed By:Takuro Nakamura
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Sony Music Labels, Sony Music Associated Records Inc.

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