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Nogizaka46 and Nana Mizuki Spark Huge Buzz on 'MUSIC FAIR'

Fuji Television’s long-running music program MUSIC FAIR has recently ignited massive excitement across social media platforms. During a recent broadcast, idol group Nogizaka46 delivered a captivating performance of "Zehi ni Oyobazu," featuring Miku Ichinose in her debut appearance as title track center. What made this television appearance particularly special for fans was that the members performed in their official music video costumes for the first time on TV. Social media quickly lit up with praise, with viewers calling the performance "gorgeous and mature" and "simply brilliant." Additionally, voice actress and singer Nana Mizuki delivered a powerful rendition of her song "CRIMSON BULLET," making for an action-packed episode. Excitement is already building for upcoming broadcasts as well. The August 1 episode is set to feature .ENDRECHERI. (Tsuyoshi Domoto) performing "MY DESIGN," a new track from his latest album, alongside a spe...

Iconic Voices Unite: DAPUMP's ISSA Joins Travis Japan for Yutaka Ozaki's Masterpiece on MUSIC FAIR

Fuji TV's music program "MUSIC FAIR" has announced its broadcast for April 11th, and the collaboration of DAPUMP's ISSA with Travis Japan's Shimekake Ryuya and Matsukura Kaito performing Yutaka Ozaki's classic song "Boku ga Boku de Aru Tame ni" (To Be Myself) has generated significant buzz. Immediately after the announcement on the program's official X (formerly Twitter) account, this collaboration sparked a wave of excitement among fans. Notably, Travis Japan's Matsukura Kaito has openly stated in the past that this is his "favorite song," and the fulfillment of this long-cherished wish on a terrestrial music program has led to a flood of warm congratulatory messages from many fans, such as "Matsukura-kun, we're so happy for you, truly happy!" and "We're so thrilled to hear such a beloved masterpiece." The unique combination of DAPUMP's ISSA, a highly skilled vocalist, and popular Travis Japan member...

Heisei Hit 'Koi no Tsubomi' Resurges! Koda Kumi and WEST. Collaboration on 'MUSIC FAIR' Sparks Nationwide Nostalgia

Popular artist Koda Kumi's signature song "Koi no Tsubomi" is currently garnering significant attention on social media. This surge in interest follows the announcement that Koda Kumi and popular group WEST. will collaborate on the song for the 3100th anniversary concert of the long-running music program "MUSIC FAIR". Released on May 24, 2006, "Koi no Tsubomi" was a massive hit as Koda Kumi's 31st single, becoming a beloved classic that resonates with many. Following the collaboration announcement, numerous posts on X (formerly Twitter) expressed excitement, with comments like "Heisei revival everywhere!" and "I'm so excited, it's totally my generation!", bringing a spotlight back to a song that defined the Heisei era. Fans are continuously sharing personal memories associated with the song. Many express a deep sense of nostalgia, recalling how the song marked a chapter in their youth, with remarks such as "I chose ...

Fuji TV's Long-Running Music Program 'MUSIC FAIR' on November 8, 2025, Creates a Buzz on Social Media

Fuji TV's long-running music program 'MUSIC FAIR,' broadcast on November 8, 2025, sparked considerable discussion on social media from before its airing until after it concluded. Popular groups INI and BE:FIRST appeared, each delivering impressive performances and engaging talks. While fans expressed their delight, many also lamented missing the broadcast or bemoaned being outside the viewing area. Particularly noteworthy was INI's first television performance of their new song 'Present.' On social media, comments praising their performance and the 'chemistry' (chemical reaction) between members flooded in, with remarks like 'So incredibly cute,' 'It was the best,' 'Thank you for the full performance!', and 'A chemistry festival was held.' Many messages of gratitude were also sent to member Takatsuka Hiroto, with fans saying 'Thank you for the wonderful present.' Furthermore, the return of the 'INI folder' ...