A first solo variety program for the nine-member group BUDDiiS on TV Asahi’s "Barabara Daisaksen" with an April 2, 2026 premiere, featuring members alongside guests like Okano Yoichi plus Morimoto Shintaro for high-energy, late-night missions across obsessive challenges.
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A first solo variety program for the nine-member group BUDDiiS on TV Asahi’s "Barabara Daisaksen" with an April 2, 2026 premiere, featuring members alongside guests like Okano Yoichi plus Morimoto Shintaro for high-energy, late-night missions across obsessive challenges.
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