SUPER BEAVER, who will release their new full album "Tokyo" on 23 Feb, will deliver a special 120-minute live programme on 26 Feb (Sat)! Various projects will be carried out live on air, including the first location shooting by the four members and never-before-seen live footage! There will be plenty of highlights, including the members answering questions and feedback on the full album Tokyo, which will be solicited via Twitter in advance.
SUPER BEAVER, who will release their new full album "Tokyo" on 23 Feb, will deliver a special 120-minute live programme on 26 Feb (Sat)! Various projects will be carried out live on air, including the first location shooting by the four members and never-before-seen live footage! There will be plenty of highlights, including the members answering questions and feedback on the full album Tokyo, which will be solicited via Twitter in advance.
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