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TOKYO03 FROLIC A HOLIC feat. Creepy Nuts in Budokan
Entertainment show hosted by the comedy trio TOKYO03, based on the concept of "more freedom" and "more playfulness," brings together various individuals who excel in the fields of comedy, music, idol culture, and voice acting. The event is making a comeback after five years as a 2-day performance at the Nihon Budokan.
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Entertainment show hosted by the comedy trio TOKYO03, based on the concept of "more freedom" and "more playfulness," brings together various individuals who excel in the fields of comedy, music, idol culture, and voice acting. The event is making a comeback after five years as a 2-day performance at the Nihon Budokan.
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