Media mix project "Love Live! Sunshine! Aqours, a unit of voice actors born out of the "Sunshine! The "Aqours" voice-over unit, born from "Love Live! Sunshine! Aqours 6th LoveLive! ~KU-RU-KU-RU Rock 'n' Roll TOUR~ <WINDY STAGE>" will be held at Tokyo Dome on June 25 and 26. On the special page (https://www.lovelive-anime.jp/uranohoshi/musicrequest/), until April 17, people can vote for their favorite songs to be performed live by the "Uranohoshi Symphony Orchestra" at the show. To commemorate the Tokyo Dome concert, the theme song "Nandodete Yakusoku! is on sale. From April 30, "Aqours" numbered live theater screenings will be held. The 1st to 5th live performances will be screened sequentially at Shinjuku Piccadilly in Tokyo and Cinema Sunshine Numazu in Shizuoka. The single "BANZAI! digital trippers" with an animation PV will be released on August 24. The title song will be written by Aki Hata and composed and arranged by Mitchie M. The price is 4950 yen for the Blu-ray version and 3300 yen for the DVD version. A new album of re-arranged "Aqours" songs will also be released. Sunshine! Aqours 6th LoveLive! ~KU-RU-KU-RU Rock 'n' Roll TOUR~ will include Rock 'n' Roll versions of the songs performed during the <OCEAN STAGE> and <SUNNY STAGE> acts. In addition, a project to commemorate the 7th anniversary of "Aqours" was also launched: the annual "Aqours CLUB CD SET", which has become an annual event since 2017, will be released on June 30, the 7th anniversary date. The accompanying service "Aqours CLUB" will also be launched. (c)2017 Project Love Live! Sunshine! Art by KEI (C)Crypton Future Media, INC.
【Background】
・Graduated from Kyoto University with a major in Japanese Culture Studies, Faculty of Letters
・After graduation, worked 4 years as editor and proofreader for a print magazine specializing in traditional performing arts and culture
・Became a freelance journalist in 2021 and launched japanculturean.com in 2022
【Expertise】
・Pop-Culture Fusion Analysis
Analytical commentary on how modern pop-culture media (anime, film, fashion) incorporates and reinterprets traditional Japanese motifs.
