23rd Dec '13; #Damage fucking Liver @ Club DROP Shinsaibashi!!

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After #DamageLiver in Shimokitazawa and two Camui Gakuen lives in Chiba, I went on to Osaka and stayed with Bernie for ~10 days. We had an awesome time together and one of the highlights was the #DamageLiver tour final in Shinsaibashi on the 23rd. \m/

fade & fade family love before #DamageLiverBernie and I reached Shinsaibashi around 2pm. We

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Belle the google picture is missing ;)

*lol* Bernie amusing Ricky-san. It's soooooooo adorable! X'D I wish I could have watched her, too!

I really like how you describe the live. Makes me remember the feeling when their music goes right through your body! And this sensation when they drag you into the here and now.

Yaaay I'm not the only one who has to just kneel down or sit down or a moment after their performance! XD

*loooool* Jon's drawings are cute X'D The best about it is to watch him having fun making it. Because unfortunately his drawing ability is juts as his my handwriting (Don't worry love, mine is worse than yours *pats him!)

You watch him, too? I loved watching them so much when they smile and chat with other fans! <3<3<3<3<3
But hey, sounds like you are starting to overcome your fears more and more :D Getting more self-confident, lady?

THAT WAS HIS REASON????? NORIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (T0T) Nooooo why for such a terrible reason! Sure you're a cool rocker but you were the "god" on stage and sexy beast with open long hair! //////orz/// 4 years!

Awwww I rabu yuuuuu ladies~~~<3 You patted Miyagawa-san's ego! Thanks a lot! ;D

Thank you very much for writing this down and sharing. I've been missing to read live reports with all these sweet details. Even if there's stuff that is repeated often, somehow I never get bored reading it. It brings back memories and makes me smile. And somehow I look at them seeing this really strong feelings tying this little group of international fadefamily as well as Japanese one together. And It makes me incredibly happy to read that this connection keeps growing. And how people come over there and feel welcomed ("back home") no matter if they are there for the first time or just manage to come over once or twice a year. It just doesn't matter at all. And that's wonderful!