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TOUR 2005 "Golden Tears"
TOUR 2005 "Golden Tears" is the fourth DVD and second concert DVD released by BONNIE PINK. It was recorded at the Tokyo Kosei Nenkin Hall in October 23, 2005. The first press comes with bonus off-shot footage, the opening movies and commentary.
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TOUR 2005 "Golden Tears" is the fourth DVD and second concert DVD released by BONNIE PINK. It was recorded at the Tokyo Kosei Nenkin Hall in October 23, 2005. The first press comes with bonus off-shot footage, the opening movies and commentary.
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Warner Music Japan
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