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A recorded performance of the Tokyo Revengers: Bloody Halloween stage play. Also features exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the Cool Japan Park Osaka's WW Hall performance.
Cast
Tsubasa Kizu, Keisuke Ueda, Kandai Ueda, Tomoru Akazawa, Kotone Hanase, Jun Noguchi, Masaki Nakao, Rita Aizawa, Nakashima Daichi, Kenta Nitta, Shuji Kikuchi, Kazuya Yuki
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