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Fujii Kaze "LOVE ALL ARENA TOUR"

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Fujii Kaze "LOVE ALL ARENA TOUR" is an arena live tour by Fujii Kaze.

Overview

Announcement was made on June 14, 2022 via the Fujii Kaze app's NEWS section.

Ticket lottery details were announced on October 28, 2022, with applications accepted until November 6, 2022.

Schedule

  1. December 17, 2022 — Miyagi — Miyagi Sekisui Heim Super Arena
  2. December 18, 2022 — Miyagi — Miyagi Sekisui Heim Super Arena
  3. January 4, 2023 — Fukuoka — Fukuoka Marine Messe Hall A
  4. January 5, 2023 — Fukuoka — Fukuoka Marine Messe Hall A
  5. January 14, 2023 — Saitama — Saitama Super Arena (Stadium Mode)
  6. January 15, 2023 — Saitama — Saitama Super Arena (Stadium Mode)
  7. January 21, 2023 — Aichi — Port Messe Nagoya New Hall 1
  8. January 22, 2023 — Aichi — Port Messe Nagoya New Hall 1
  9. January 28, 2023 — Fukui — Sun Dome Fukui
  10. January 29, 2023 — Fukui — Sun Dome Fukui
  11. February 3, 2023 — Tokushima — Asty Tokushima
  12. February 4, 2023 — Tokushima — Asty Tokushima
  13. February 7, 2023 — Osaka — Osaka-jō Hall
  14. February 8, 2023 — Osaka — Osaka-jō Hall
  15. February 14, 2023 — Kanagawa — Yokohama Arena
  16. February 15, 2023 — Kanagawa — Yokohama Arena[1]


Schedule and Scale

According to the official site, this tour consisted of 16 shows running from December 17, 2022 (Miyagi) to February 15, 2023 (Yokohama)[2]. Venues covered Miyagi, Fukuoka, Saitama, Aichi, Fukui, Tokushima, Osaka, and Kanagawa — 2 shows per location.

Official Setlist

The tour's standard setlist as published on the official site consists of the following 17 songs[2]:

  1. The sun and the moon
  2. Garden
  3. Lonely Rhapsody
  4. Mo-Eh-Wa
  5. Tabiji
  6. damn
  7. Hedemo Ne-Yo
  8. YABA
  9. YASASHISA
  10. SAYONARA Baby
  11. Shinunoga E-Wa
  12. Seishun Sick
  13. Kirari
  14. MO-EH-YO (Ignite)
  15. Matsuri
  16. grace
  17. Nan-Nan

The setlist is anchored in tracks from the "LOVE ALL SERVE ALL" era, with selections from "HELP EVER HURT NEVER" including "Mō Ē wa", "Yasashisa", "Sayonara Baby", "Shinu no ga Iiwa", and "Nan-nan w". The progression toward the end — Moeyo → Matsuri → grace → Nan-nan w — reflects a deliberate build-up of celebratory and releasing energy toward the finale[2].

Individual Shows

On LiveFans, shows such as 2023-01-15 Saitama Super Arena and 2023-02-15 Yokohama Arena are registered as part of this tour[3].

The Yokohama final (2023-02-15) has multiple "Nan-nan w" fan-filmed videos on YouTube, consistent with the official closing position of this song[4].

Local Reports

Audience reports from Saitama note the high production quality of screen visuals and band performance at arena scale[5].

Confidence

Since the full schedule and standard setlist are on the official site, reliability is high. Per-show variations beyond the official page are limited but supplemented by fan-filmed videos.


Official Live Videos

Tour-related videos published on Fujii Kaze's official YouTube channel.

On-stage banter

Unofficial Live Videos (Fan-filmed)

Fan-filmed videos found on YouTube. Note: these may be removed or made unlisted after the tour.

References

  1. ↑ "SHOW". Retrieved 2022-09-06. {{cite web}}: Text "fujiikaze.com" ignored (help)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Fujii Kaze "LOVE ALL ARENA TOUR"". Fujii Kaze OFFICIAL SITE. Retrieved 2026-04-21.
  3. ↑ "Fujii Kaze @ Saitama Super Arena (2023-01-15)". LiveFans. Retrieved 2026-04-21.
  4. ↑ "2023.02.15 Fujii Kaze "Nan-nan w" @ Yokohama Arena". YouTube. Retrieved 2026-04-21.
  5. ↑ "Fujii Kaze "LOVE ALL ARENA TOUR" at Saitama Super Arena". note. Retrieved 2026-04-21.


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