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TOHOSHINKI 4th LIVE TOUR 2009 -The Secret Code- FINAL in TOKYO DOME
4th LIVE TOUR 2009 ~The Secret Code~ FINAL in TOKYO DOME is Tohoshinki's fourth live DVD. The concert was filmed on the last concert of Tohoshinki's 2009 live tour, at the Tokyo Dome in July, 5. TRF's SAM, was the stage producer for this live tour. The DVD sold 219,000 copies.
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4th LIVE TOUR 2009 ~The Secret Code~ FINAL in TOKYO DOME is Tohoshinki's fourth live DVD. The concert was filmed on the last concert of Tohoshinki's 2009 live tour, at the Tokyo Dome in July, 5. TRF's SAM, was the stage producer for this live tour. The DVD sold 219,000 copies.
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