Apparently, this was something that appeared on an Instagram Story,
so since more than 24 hours have passed, the page can no longer be viewed.
On top of that, it doesn’t seem to be an official page, so if this was posted,
there’s a chance it could be reported…
But if it’s actually being done by the person themselves, then I guess it can’t be helped…?
As for the release in Japan, it’s still undecided.

I have a request, and it comes with a bit of a spoiler.
In the second half of the concert, during the song M5, I’d like to add a special arrangement that isn’t in the original and get everyone hyped together.
So please listen to this sound as a little practice for that moment. Let’s enjoy it all together!

I played both the U.S. and Japanese national anthems using the simulated 5150 amp built into the headphones — the same one Van Halen used.

The recent advancements in musical instruments and audio equipment are amazing!
Now, the sound you play on your guitar can be transmitted wirelessly to your headphones, and inside those headphones are dozens of built-in amps and effects.
Take a listen to the recording I made with that setup!

I played “OH TENGO SUERTE” on my Gibson J-45.
This guitar’s actually seven years older than me — it was made in 1946.
The J-50 from that year was Bob Dylan’s favorite.
It sounds incredible.