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TOUR 2007 cartoon KAT-TUN Ⅱ You poster

TOUR 2007 cartoon KAT-TUN Ⅱ You 

KAT-TUN embarks on a nationwide spring tour in promotion of their second album "cartoon KAT-TUN Ⅱ You". This release captures the final concert held at Tokyo Dome on June 17, with Jin Akanishi's participation after his semester hiatus abroad. It features a special animal choreography pre-show performance of "Real Face", a gondola craning 60 meters high, solo corners, & other elements for 29 tracks, along with the debut of a new song "喜びの歌".
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KAT-TUN embarks on a nationwide spring tour in promotion of their second album "cartoon KAT-TUN Ⅱ You". This release captures the final concert held at Tokyo Dome on June 17, with Jin Akanishi's participation after his semester hiatus abroad. It features a special animal choreography pre-show performance of "Real Face", a gondola craning 60 meters high, solo corners, & other elements for 29 tracks, along with the debut of a new song "喜びの歌".

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Genre:Music
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Johnny & Associates, Johnny's Entertainment, J Storm, STARTO ENTERTAINMENT, Storm Labels

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