Why "The Watermelon Woman" is Just as Powerful 30 Years Later
This movie will always resonate with queer people, for as long as queer people exist.
VISUALARTS'S 20th LIVE 2012 in YOKOHAMA ARENA ~Kimito Kanaderu Ashono no Uta~
Visual Tour's 20th Anniversary release on Blu-ray from live held at Yokohama Arena in July 2012. Features Utatsuki Kaori, Karuta, Mami Kawada, Ayaka Kitazawa, Eiko Shimamiya, LiSA, C.G mix, Rita, Chata, NanosizeMir, Maria, Eufonius, Larval Stage Planning, Lia etc.
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Visual Tour's 20th Anniversary release on Blu-ray from live held at Yokohama Arena in July 2012. Features Utatsuki Kaori, Karuta, Mami Kawada, Ayaka Kitazawa, Eiko Shimamiya, LiSA, C.G mix, Rita, Chata, NanosizeMir, Maria, Eufonius, Larval Stage Planning, Lia etc.
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