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Male Idol Group V6 to Break Up on November 1 - Vimarsana News

Male Idol Group V6 to Break Up on November 1

free, easy, and News Male Idol Group V6 to Break Up on November 1 posted on Member Gō Morita will leave Johnny's & Associates agency on same day Talent agency Johnny's & Associates announced on Friday that its all-male idol group V6 will officially break up on November 1. Group member Gō Morita will leave the talent agency on the same day. The other five members — Masayuki Sakamoto, Hiroshi Nagano, Yoshihiko Inohara, Ken Miyake, and Junichi Okada — will continue to stay with the agency and will continue their work individually. The six-member group released their CD debut on November...

Japanese Boy Band V6 Will Disband This November - Vimarsana News

Japanese Boy Band V6 Will Disband This November

Japanese Boy Band V6 Will Disband This November InuYasha and  Ultraman Tiga, will disband on their 26th anniversary. [Thanks, Bunshun.] The main reason for V6’s disbandment is that Go Morita, one of the group members, is set to leave Johnny & Associates on November 1, 2021. The agency, better known as Johnny’s, manages the group along with all its members. As V6 cannot perform unless all six members are present, the remaining members decided to disband the group altogether. The six-man group debuted on November 1, 1995. V6 has two sub-groups: The 20th Century group consisting the three o...

Japanese films you won't want to miss in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Japanese films you won't want to miss in 2021

Jan 7, 2021 Last year was an annus horribilis for much of the Japanese film industry, except for companies lucky enough to partake in the bonanza that is “Demon Slayer.” The animated film set a new all-time box-office record in 2020 and is still going strong with total earnings of ¥34.6 billion as of Jan. 4. Whether 2021 will see a similar mega-hit is not yet clear, but given the lack of Hollywood fare on current distributor lineups, it looks as though Toho and other domestic studios will have the field much to themselves, just as they did last year, when releases of most major ...