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TOUR! PUFFY! TOUR!
Puffy AmiYumi's first live concert, which served as a promotion for their album 'amiyumi', along with bonus material showing their experiences as a band.
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Puffy AmiYumi's first live concert, which served as a promotion for their album 'amiyumi', along with bonus material showing their experiences as a band.
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Genre:Music
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Epic Records Japan
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