San Junipero: Queer Heaven on Earth
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T-ARA Japan Tour 2012 ~Jewelry Box~ Live in Budokan
In 2012, Korean female group T-ara wrapped up their first Japanese concert tour in the sacred Nippon Budokan. Now, see the glamorous concert in its entirety with the Jewelry Box – LIVE IN BUDOKAN home video release! This edition includes a special hour-long interview with T-ara and a 28-page photobook.
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In 2012, Korean female group T-ara wrapped up their first Japanese concert tour in the sacred Nippon Budokan. Now, see the glamorous concert in its entirety with the Jewelry Box – LIVE IN BUDOKAN home video release! This edition includes a special hour-long interview with T-ara and a 28-page photobook.
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