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Sister Princess Virtual Live Concert is Postponed to Early Spring of 2021

 

 

The official website for the Sister Princess franchise's 20th-anniversary project announced today that the highly-anticipated virtual live concert by its select five sisters - Karen (CV: Natsuko Kuwatani), Sakuya (Yui Horie), Kaho (Hisayo Mochizuki), Mamoru (Yumiko Kobayashi), and Aria (Nana Mizuki)-, is postponed to the early spring of 2021.  

 

As reported, the crowdfunding campaign for the special concert was held for 16 days between September 7 and 23, then raised 53,478,175 yen from 1,472 supporters, which was a huge 267 percent of its initial goal of 20 million yen. Thanks to the huge success, its two stretch goals - Karen's swimsuit costume and mini-concert event, and a full album performed by the five sisters are also decided to be realized.

 

The concert was originally planned to be held in December of this year . And the date is set to be announced as "December 26, 2020" in the latest December 2020 issue of Dengeki G's Magazine to be released in Japan tomorrow. 

 

 

Message from the Sister Princess 20th-anniversary project website:

 

"In the December issue of Dengeki G's Magazine to be released on October 30, we list the date of the Sister Princess' virtual live as 'December 26,' and we have been working to move forward with that date. We have received so much support from the fans. In order to make sure that the quality of the show is worthy of their support, we have decided to postpone the show to early spring 2021 after much deliberation. For those of you who have been looking forward to the virtual live, we apologize for the inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your understanding." 

 

 

 

 

PV for the crowdfunding:

 

  

Source: "Sister Princess" 20th anniversary project official website

 

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