ARASHI BLAST in Miyagi

September. 23,2015

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Music

Keywords：

Concert Concert Film Music

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Concert film featuring the final day of Arashi's special concert "BLAST in Miyagi" held on September 23, 2015 at Hitomebore Stadium in Miyagi (Miyagi Stadium).

Satoshi Ohno as Himself

Sho Sakurai as Himself

Masaki Aiba as Himself

Kazunari Ninomiya as Himself

Jun Matsumoto as Himself

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