"Given The Movie: To the Sea" Live Performance (2024.11.10 at KT Zepp Yokohama)

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The official Film for the Centimillimental × Given × Syh performance concert at KT Zepp Yokohama on October 11th 2024, Available exclusively on the Bonus CD “Given the Movie: To the Sea [Limited Edition]” DVD and Blu-ray. Featuring the Live Collab performance of "Fuyu no Hanashi", "Umi e", & "Kizuato" as well as some wholesome interactions between Mafuyu's VA, Hiragi's VA, and the fans...

Genre	Music
Production Companies	Aniplex
Production Ccountries	Japan

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