Review by Mouri

As always, thank you CDJapan. I recieved this 3 days prior to it's release. *_* Compared to their 1st Concert ~Heart, Mind & Soul~ everything has improved tremendously. From Zepp Tokyo to Budokan is a great leap for an artist. The stage and stadium is twice as huge, so there is a lot more space to do great things. The guys wonderfully showcased songs from their Five In The Black album and some previous hits like Begin, Rising Sun, etc. with entertaining dance numbers and almost flawless like singing. Another great thing to point out is how much their Japanese has improved. In the second disc during the MC's you can see the humourous conversations they had with each other in other venues aside from Budokan. This DVD is one of my prized possesion and I can not recommend it enough to fans. Even those not familiar with Tohoshinki should give this a go. I'm sure you'll like what you see. I'm already enjoying their recent singles so much that I'm reved up for their 3rd album & concert. May they continue to blow us away with their talent. ^O^

This isn't Koda Kumi's first collaboration, but it certainly is for Tohoshinki making this one of the more exciting releases this year. I honestly hope that the two blow us away with the song, music video and the performances they'll do. I personally can not wait to hear the previews and see how it does in the charts. Regardless, I have a feeling it'll be great.

First, I'd like to thank CDJapan for being so awesome in fulfilling my Jpop needs. Seriously, you guys are great. Second, This DVD is a compilation of THSK's journey from 2006 - Early 2007. We follow these 5 talented boys as they promote their singles during that time period. As we watch the old clips we get commentaries inserted here and then by the boys themselves on certain events/times. I believe the best part of the DVD is how we get to witness the personalities of these boys aside from the cool aura they give out when watching them in a performance or music video. Instead, we see a dorky, fun and humane side of them. I guess all-in-all this DVD closes another chapter in THSK's grand novel. So, why miss out?