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Naniwa Danshi LIVE TOUR 2023 'POPMALL' poster

Naniwa Danshi LIVE TOUR 2023 'POPMALL' 

"Naniwa Danshi LIVE TOUR 2023 'POPMALL'" was held from July to October 2023. The Yokohama Arena performance on August 10 is included in the package from Naniwa Danshi's largest arena tour, which attracted approximately 465,000 people at 44 performances in 9 venues, exceeding the debut tour in 2022. With the theme of the fictional shopping mall "POPMALL," a total of 15 songs from the album "POPMALL" were performed. Including the album's lead song "Poppin' Hoppin' Lovin'" and "Super Drivers !!", in which they ran around the stage in mini buggies, and "Happy Surprise", where approximately 100,000 colorful balls rained down from the stage. "POPMALL", which is filled with a happy, powerful and "POP" world view, is now open again as a video!
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"Naniwa Danshi LIVE TOUR 2023 'POPMALL'" was held from July to October 2023. The Yokohama Arena performance on August 10 is included in the package from Naniwa Danshi's largest arena tour, which attracted approximately 465,000 people at 44 performances in 9 venues, exceeding the debut tour in 2022. With the theme of the fictional shopping mall "POPMALL," a total of 15 songs from the album "POPMALL" were performed. Including the album's lead song "Poppin' Hoppin' Lovin'" and "Super Drivers !!", in which they ran around the stage in mini buggies, and "Happy Surprise", where approximately 100,000 colorful balls rained down from the stage. "POPMALL", which is filled with a happy, powerful and "POP" world view, is now open again as a video!

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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:Storm Labels

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