A special program tightly packed with SCANDAL's appeal will be on-air!

4/29 (Mon.・a holiday) 4:55- TBS (Kanto Local) 「Ano Hito to Scandal! 」.

This documentary-style program follows SCANDAL having sessions with artists from various fields.
The guests are photographer Yuki Aoyama, Kyoko, Takanori Nishikawa of T.M.Revolution, and Lily Franky.
Top-level artists of various fields.

What kind of sessions will they do with these top leaders...?

It's a must-see!

thoseguiltyeyes wrote:@HaRuRiNaMaMiToMo: It might be like that, yes, but some of the guests are not musicians, such as that photographer. I can imagine there being a talk session + a session where the girls and the guest collaborate together on doing something.

On 29th April, SCANDAL will be on the show “Ano Hito to Scandal!”
(That person with SCANDAL!). An original broadcast, the show will
explore what’s the band’s ‘next goal’, after they have achieved their
ultimate dream of performing at the Osaka-jo Hall.

Also in this
show: Japanese singer Kyouko wishes to have a session with SCANDAL,
singing the Yamauchi Momoe hit song (as composed by Uzaki Ryudo), “Rock N
Roll Widow”. Also, a person who’s been looking out for SCANDAL since
before their debut days → Nishikawa Takanori aka T.M.Revolution wants to
sing SCANDAL’s songs! Last but not least, has each member of SCANDAL
have had their own dreams come true?

The original broadcast of
this special programme will be on TBS at 2:55PM JST on 29 April 2013
(only at the Kanto region!). The other guests will include Aoyama Yuuki,
Uzaki Ryudo, Kyouko, T.M.Revolution and Lily Franky. It is an 1-hour
long broadcast.

zeldAIS wrote:Just watched the whole segment over at youtube.

Yj1995 wrote:

zeldAIS wrote:Just watched the whole segment over at youtube.

Do you have the link? cant seem to find it.

thoseguiltyeyes wrote:@timochwan: As with every Japanese program, it won't be aired with any English subs. It won't be anything like the previous NBS documentary, though, so I don't know if we'll even try to make subs for it, especially since everyone that was involved with it seems to be very busy nowadays.