The Star: Seiko Matsuda - Turn around...Seiko" aired for five consecutive weeks on terrestrial Fuji Television in March 1983. The Star" was a music program that aired on terrestrial Fuji Television from 1981 to 1983, featuring a monthly guest artist every month to sing and talk. From "The Star," we will broadcast the episode featuring Seiko Matsuda that was aired in March 1983 over a total of five episodes.
The Star: Seiko Matsuda - Turn around...Seiko" aired for five consecutive weeks on terrestrial Fuji Television in March 1983. The Star" was a music program that aired on terrestrial Fuji Television from 1981 to 1983, featuring a monthly guest artist every month to sing and talk. From "The Star," we will broadcast the episode featuring Seiko Matsuda that was aired in March 1983 over a total of five episodes.
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