Tohoshinki will appear on 'Weekly Nainai Music' on Feb 25, debuting their new song 'IDENTITY' for their 20th anniversary film.
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Tohoshinki will appear on 'Weekly Nainai Music'. According to the program's official site, Tohoshinki will appear on Fuji TV's 'Weekly Nainai Music' broadcast on February 25. This day's broadcast will be a '30-minute Tohoshinki Special', and expectations are high for how they will engage in conversation with Nainai. Tohoshinki is also expected to debut 'IDENTITY' on the show. This song is the theme song for the 20th anniversary film 'Tohoshinki 20th Anniversary Film 'IDENTITY'', which is set to be released in Japan on the 20th of this month, and was released today at midnight through various music distribution sites. The song conveys the meaning of 'being oneself' and 'a place to return to', formed through bonds with important people overcoming various barriers. They will hold 'Tohoshinki 20th Anniversary LIVE IN NISSAN STADIUM ~RED OCEAN~' at Nissan Stadium on April 25 and 26.
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