2nd Season『Shangri-la Meeting』

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2nd Season will kick off in a week with Shangri-la Meeting in Aichi. Just like the 1st Season Meeting, only people who live/reside in the specific region (e.g. Hokuriku, Koshin & Tokai for the 2nd Season) can apply and you have to apply it through Japanese smartphones.

However, for Aichi, Shizuoka and Niigata meetings, they will be held at shared spaces (mall, square, etc), so you still can see the public recording and the meeting outside of the Shangri-la area. People who win the lottery will be in a designated Shangri-la area for high-touch session and they can watch the recording closer than people outside of the Shangri-la area.

These are the locations which are available for the people who can't enter the lottery or do not win the lottery:

2013/09/28 [15:00 starts] Aichi. Airport Walk Nagoya - event stage (FM AICHI public recording & high-touch meeting)
2013/10/12 [14:00 starts] Shizuoka. Aeon Mall Hamamatsushitoro - 1F Central Court (K-MIX public recording & high-touch meeting)
2013/11/03 [Start time TBD] Niigata. Aeon Mall Niigataminami - Marine Court (FM-NIIGATA public recording & high-touch meeting)

*Other specific locations will only be disclosed to the lottery winners.

If you will be around these places, please spare your time to the meeting. I was there at the Iwate's meeting in Morioka and it was really nice. You could see yasu closer than you could see him in concert and you could see him in his normal outfit which transmits his genuine warmth and kindness. Even if you couldn't do the high-touch with him, you still can line-up along his walking path after the event to say goodbye to him at a very close distant and he might even touch your hands during that time.

If you don't know how to go to the venues, please do click the links I've provided above. If you can't read Japanese, please print the page and bring it to the Information Center or Tourist Information Center at the main train stations near the venues (Nagoya Station, Hamamatsu Station, Niigata Station). There are English-speaking staffs there to help you.