To commemorate the release of the new -Album The Water, Juju will run a theater in 26 theater in 20 cities around the country on Wednesday, March 5, 2025. The master’s screening has been decided.
This work is the first limited edition of the new album “The Water,” which will be released on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, and “Juju Tokyo Dome Store Snack,” which opened in February last year, to its 20th anniversary Celebrating, it will be released on Blu-ab.
“Juju Snack” is a masking series where the center is like a large bar snacks, and Juju as “mama” singing primarily about Showa pop songs, focusing on Showa’s era songs. The envelopes “Juju ~ Snack ~ Night” was issued in 2016 very worried, and the live series was held at the National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium, Saitama Super Arena, Yokohama Arena, and more.
The “Juju Tokyo Snack Dome Store” opened last year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Juju, and was brought to the ‘One Night’ with the suzuki masayuki, Nokko and Oda Kazumasa guests, and the curtain was run. Song Festival for adults of all ages. The film is a live film to be released by this time that records the “Juju Tokyo Dome Store snack.”
From the main film, the first Kubota Saki song was released in 1979 and a great victory throughout Japan, a video cover of “The Ikojin,” for a limited time on the official channel of YouTube Juju.
Tickets are now on sale at Eplus until 6:00 pm Monday, March 3, 2025. (First, first served)
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“Juju Tokyo Snack Dome Store”
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Juju Celebrates 20 Years with “Teh Water” & “Tokyo Snack Dome Store” Film: An Expert’s Take
Is the Juju “Snack” phenomenon just nostalgia, or something more? We talk to Music Industry analyst, Dr. Anya Sharma, about the artist’s latest ventures.
Time.news: Dr. Sharma, thanks for joining us. Juju is launching both a new album, “The Water,” and a theatrical screening of a film documenting her “Juju Tokyo Dome Store Snack” concept on March 5th, 2025.This seems like a notable moment for the artist. What’s your initial reaction?
Dr. Anya Sharma: It is indeed. Its a multifaceted party weaving together a new album with a retrospective look at a beloved side project. The “Juju Snack” concept, especially this film release stemming from the “Juju Tokyo Dome Store Snack,” highlights a smart strategy of catering to a specific, arguably underserved, demographic.
Time.news: The “Juju Snack” series focuses on Showa-era pop songs, with Juju acting as a “mama” figure. Can you elaborate on why this concept resonated so strongly with audiences, leading to arena concerts and now a film? What do you think is the appeal of “Showa Pop Songs”?
Dr. Anya Sharma: The appeal is multilayered. Firstly, nostalgia is a powerful force. for older generations, these Showa pop songs evoke fond memories. For younger audiences, there’s a fascination with a bygone era, a sense of discovering musical roots. Secondly, Juju’s “mama” persona provides a comforting and relatable anchor. it’s less about the flashy pop star image and more about a warm, inviting presence celebrating music together. This kind of personalized approach connects with people on a much deeper level and gives a sense of community. finally the very concept is rooted in the Japanese culture of Snack bars. Snack are social hubs where people gather, eat snacks, drink, and sing karaoke. having Juju at center stage in this concept works wonders to draw a unique experience for the average concert goer.
Time.news: The film, “Juju Tokyo Dome Store Snack,” features guest appearances from significant figures like suzuki Masayuki, nokko, and Oda Kazumasa. What does this collaboration with the legendary music veterans signify?
Dr.Anya Sharma: The collaborations are crucial. It’s not just about star power; it’s about validating the “Juju Snack” project within the broader musical landscape. These are established artists steeped in musical history, lending their credibility and further solidifying Juju’s exploration of Showa pop songs as a valuable artistic endeavor. collaborations are always critically important, as they invite different audiences to partake in the musical journey.
Time.news: The article mentions a cover of Kubota Saki’s “The Ikojin” being released on YouTube as a promotional tool. What impact do you think such a track will have on the overall event and the new album’s potential success?
Dr.Anya Sharma: Releasing “The Ikojin” cover is a smart move. It’s a recognizable hit that previews the musical direction of the film and, by extension, the “Juju Snack” concept. This act of marketing allows people to sample the vibe and decide if they want to further invest with either buying tickets or pre-ordering the Album. The limited-time availability creates a sense of urgency, encouraging viewers to engage with Juju’s official platforms and, hopefully, purchase tickets or pre-order the Album.
Time.news: For our readers interested in experiencing “The Water” album launch or “Juju Tokyo Dome Store Snack” screenings, what practical advice would you offer?
Dr. Anya Sharma: Given that tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis via Eplus until March 3rd, 2025, I’d advise any interested readers to act quickly! Check Juju’s official website and social media channels for up-to-date information and availability. Also, familiarize yourself with Showa pop songs. That will not only put you in the spirit of the show, but also appreciate the concept even more.
Time.news: Dr. Sharma,thank you for your insights. It’s clear that Juju’s ventures are more than just a nostalgia trip; they’re a thoughtful exploration and celebration of Japanese musical history.
Dr. Anya Sharma: My pleasure! It will be exciting to see how audiences respond and if she plans more “Snack” style performances.
