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- The Mnet Asian Music Awards (abbreviated as MAMA) is a major South Korean music awards ceremony presented annually by entertainment company CJ E&M. The majority of prizes are awarded to K-pop artists, though some prizes are awarded to other Asian artists. The awards ceremony was first held in Seoul in 1999 and aired on Mnet. MAMA has been held outside of South Korea between 2010 and 2017 and now airs internationally. (Source: Wikipedia)
- A lady called Mako has done well for herself and her business. A lady called Yukie is a devout housewife who has done what she needs to do and been good to everyone. Other than the obvious, they do not share much in common, but advanced cancer has given them a shared fate. They are about to die, but do not want to leave this mortal coil on that note. They decide to go for it when they come across a bucket list, which itemizes deeds they should undertake before dying.
- Concert by Babymetal recorded on the 2. & 3. March 2024 in the Yokohama Arena, Yokohama, Japan with 30000 fans.
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- Live coverage of British rock band Oasis performing at the Yokohama Arena in Tokyo, Japan, as part of their 2000 "Standing on the Shoulder of Giants" world tour.
- Led by his grandchildren, an old man walks along the seaside to where four white crosses stand on the sand. They are grave markers, each marked with a name. Gackt: 1973 - 2007 is the name on one. Lighting a cigarette, the old man starts to speak. "Do you remember, when the five of us, when all of us, were shining?" And, on the sand next to the grave of his friend, the old man tucks a picture, taken in the days gone by. It is of five friends, five members of the world's most powerful clan: the Gackt Job. Thus begins 'The Sixth Day & Seventh Night,' the astounding musical journey into Gackt's mystical world. A meticulously filmed and excitement packed concert, Japanese rock star Gackt outdoes even his amazing previous performances with his longest and most complicated show to date. New bassist Ju-ken joins the group along with a record number of twelve dancers, and Gackt performs many fan-favorites and numerous chart-topping hits covering his five years of solo recording. Filled with heartfelt lyrics and powerful melodies, brilliant dancing and an emotional, moving ending, Gackt's stage has never shone brighter then on this day, and this night.
- A live concert recorded at the Yokohama Arena on January 11, 2003.