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SIS/T at Tower Records Kinshicho: The 5 May 2025 Mini Live

Published 2025-05-06 · Updated 2026-10-24 · CROSSWAVE EDITION

SIS/T at Tower Records Kinshicho: The 5 May 2025 Mini Live
DATE2025.05.05

SIS/T performed on the fifth floor of Tower Records Kinshicho on 5 May 2025. Golden Week brought many fans to a standing format allowing close contact. Orderly pre-show queues reflected anticipation.

Admission and Viewing Positions

Entry began at 1:30 p.m. in number order. Fans cooperated even without front positions, yielding better views to children and creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Unlike the previous day’s Ario Washinomiya appearance, this in-store standing stage allowed freer responses, including jumping and waving.

Program and Staging

At 2 p.m., Miyu and the members began the same running order as before.

SETLIST4 TRACKS

Concert setlist

Running order

  1. 「う、ふ、う、ふ」
  2. 「愛のバッテリー」
  3. 「I Can’t Stop the Loneliness」
  4. 「Ding Dong ください」

Outfits changed: Miyu wore orange, MAKOTO. wine red, from the first release’s cover shoot. Seen at an in-person mini live for the first time since March, they added visual freshness.

Both waved actively to encourage responses. Four brief but forceful songs, including “I Can’t Stop the Loneliness,” intensified interaction.

SIS · KANO MIYU · MAKOTO. · AI ASAHI · 2025.05.05  at the event
SIS · KANO MIYU · MAKOTO. · AI ASAHI · 2025.05.05  at the event

Post-show Activities

High-fives, group photos, autographs and individual photos followed in order. Despite the holiday crowd, orderly pacing preserved time to communicate.

MAKOTO.’s Korean helped accommodate requested poses during group photographs, deepening familiarity.

In individual photos, Miyu recognized regular fans by name. Such careful attention strengthened the mini live’s appeal.

Celebrating AI ASAHI’s Birthday

Fans sang after the set, with some bringing gifts and buying many CDs for the occasion. Mutual interest and respect were evident.

With the holiday and birthday coinciding, all 300 prepared CDs sold out soon after opening, reflecting strong attention and trust.

Atmosphere and Safety

Movement and responses were carefully managed in limited space. Enthusiastic support was allowed; filming social-media promotion with fans still present maintained continuity.

Staff focused on order and flow, considering those staying for both the concert and activities and enabling safe enjoyment and direct communication.

Looking Back

Member energy and fan interaction stood out. Organized, safe arrangements and considerate contact sustained satisfaction despite high holiday attendance.

A short, energetic set, unhurried activities and changes in outfits and staging left a memorable experience for fans and artists.