Vivian Reunites With Black Biscuits at Japanese Sumo Venue, Moving Keiko Kitagawa
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At a glance
- Vivian Hsu reunited with Black Biscuits members Nanami Kanya and Tenzan during the Japanese charity program 24-Hour Television 49: Love Saves the Earth.
- The group performed newly arranged versions of Stamina and Timing at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan.
- Host Teruyoshi Uchเคฟเคฎura thanked Hsu for coming from Taiwan, while guest Keiko Kitagawa said she felt moved to see Black Biscuits perform in person.
Vivian Hsu reunited with Black Biscuits in Japan, delighting fans with a surprise appearance alongside Nanami Kanya and Tenzan. Japanese viewers praised the trio's performance as energetic and also commented on Hsu's unchanged appearance.
Thank you, Vivian, for flying all the way from Taiwan to take part in this charity program.
The group appeared at Ryogoku Kokugikan, a major venue for Japanese sumo, during the two-day charity live broadcast of 24-Hour Television 49: Love Saves the Earth. They performed two of Black Biscuits' signature songs, Stamina and Timing, with both tracks rearranged for the event.
I just came from Shibuya.
After the performance, host Teruyoshi Uchแแura thanked Hsu for flying from Taiwan to take part. Hsu answered jokingly, โI just came from Shibuya,โ prompting laughter from the audience. Special guest Keiko Kitagawa said she had watched Black Biscuits perform on television and felt moved to see the group in person.
I have always watched Black Biscuits' performances on television, so I was moved to see them perform in person.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.