bless4 is Dance and Performance art Stage/Dance/Comedy event held in Japan.
Bless4 is a dance group of genuine four siblings composed of AKASHI (eldest son) and KANASA (eldest daughter) AKINO (daughter) and AIKI (youngest child). They debuted in Fuji TV-based league baseball theme song "Good Morning! Mr. Sunshine" as bless 4 (4-man siblings) in 2003.
Co-performance: Near Friends / The Love Man
Time: open18: 30 / start19: 00
Fees: Advance sale ¥ 2500 / ¥ 3000 on the day (1 drink separate)
Venue / Access: Osaka | Fukushima LIVE SQUARE 2nd LINE
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Event Details:
It is decided that it will appear in the near friends sponsored event. The
playing time is a little longer
three-man live. Watanabe flower live at Fukushima 2nd LINE after a long time,
let's get together together
Contact:
LIVE SQUARE 2nd LINE
MAIL 2ndline@arm-live.com
TEL. 06-6453-1985
FAX.06-6453-1984
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