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Filmed live at Tokyo Kosei Nenkin Kaikan on November 22, 2003
Top billed cast
Takeshi ItohSaxophone/EWI/Flute
Masahiro AndohGuitar
Hirotaka IzumiPiano
Keizoh KawanoKeyboards
Hiroyuki NoritakeDrums
Mitsuru SutohBass
Issei NoroGuitar
Akira JimboDrums
Minoru MukaiyaKeyboard
Yoshihiro NaruseBass
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