WebMaster - Concert Tour 2019 (April 27th)

WebMaster (Concert Tour 'Purple Diamond' 2019)

April 2019

April 27 Mitsuhiro Oikawa Concert Tour 2019 (東京　オリンパスホール八王子)

Very happy to see my ‘guess’ was taken and presented on the stage .
Tonight was Mitchy’s last show for 平成, Mitchy did add something special (same as my guess)... ‘Mitchy’s thank you message to 平成‘. Very well presented. Photo was taken by Mitchy’s officials.
The overall rundown (songlist) of the show is similar to day 1 (March 31). One of the slow songs, Mitchy got quite emotional and went into tears. I was close to as well... but I managed to hold back the tears. Most of the songs are fast, happy and energetic/rock flavor, and everyone danced with Mitchy, the atmosphere was good! I do enjoy watching Mitchy singing and playing his guitar . I did wait for Mitchy after the concert... however... ... will write the details in my website for Mitchy after I fly back home...

... forgot to mention in my previous post (my remarks for Mitchy’ concert)...
During the question/answer session, Mitchy did not give direct answer to one of the questions, clever Mitchy.
I love Mitchy’s song 初愛, ‘thank you for your love’ . In the song... Mitchy asked... ‘Can you feel my heart? Are you willing to change your life?’
My answer is ‘yes’ to both questions. Love you Mitchy (one & only )
The song that Mitchy went into tears is called ‘two of us’. Hug... hug... Mitchy...please don’t cry... l feel sad when you feel sad...

Remarks (Apr 27, 2019):
Trucks with equipments for Mitchy's concert.
Mitchy's car is the black one in the middle of the 2 trucks .

Remarks (Apr 27, 2019):
My car (black one by the road side) is the hotel car (Palace Hotel Tokyo) that took me to Mitchy's concert venue.
Later, my car did a U-turn to the other side of the road (ie same direction as Mitchy's car when it came out from the building).
Fans waited for Mitchy after the concert.
I was inside the car when Mitchy's car came out. After waving to his fans, Mitchy's car turned left into a small road (right in front of my car when it turned).