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Perfume - Fan Service -bitter- 2007

74 min📅 2007-03-14

Relive the electric energy of Perfume's groundbreaking 2006 concert, captured in vivid detail on this official DVD.

Cast

Yuka Kashino
Yuka Kashino
Kashiyuka
Ayaka Nishiwaki
Ayaka Nishiwaki
a~chan
Ayano Omoto
Ayano Omoto
nocchi

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Perfume - Fan Service -bitter- (2007) about?

This concert DVD documents Perfume's first major live performance, filmed at Harajuku Astro Hall on December 21, 2006. It's a celebration of their electro-pop sound, featuring 22 tracks that blend catchy melodies with high-energy choreography.

Who directed Perfume - Fan Service -bitter-?

Director information is not available.

Who stars in Perfume - Fan Service -bitter-?

The concert stars Perfume's core trio: Yuka Kashino, Ayaka Nishiwaki, and Ayano Omoto, delivering a dynamic live show.

Is Perfume - Fan Service -bitter- (2007) worth watching?

While IMDb ratings aren't available, this DVD offers a unique window into Perfume's formative years. Fans of early J-pop or high-energy performances will appreciate its authenticity and youthful energy.

How long is Perfume - Fan Service -bitter-?

The runtime is 74 minutes.

About Perfume - Fan Service -bitter- (2007) — The Raw, Unfiltered Magic of Perfume's First Live DVD

Relive the electric energy of Perfume's groundbreaking 2006 concert, captured in vivid detail on this official DVD.

Perfume – Fan Service –bitter– (2007) delivers a raw, intimate glimpse into the trio's early rise, featuring 22 electrifying tracks performed live at Harajuku Astro Hall. From the futuristic beats of *Electro World* to the playful charm of *Oishii Recipe*, each song pulses with the high-energy synth-pop that defined the group's sound. The setlist blends infectious hooks with moments of vulnerability, showcasing the chemistry between Yuka Kashino, Ayaka Nishiwaki, and Ayano Omoto as they command the stage with infectious charisma. Whether you're a longtime fan or a curious newcomer, this concert DVD captures the unfiltered passion of a performance that helped shape J-pop's next wave.