With solely days left till Japanese famous person Namie Amuro‘s retirement from music, followers are lamenting the upcoming lack of one of the vital beloved music and vogue icons in J-pop historical past.
But the “Don’t Wanna Cry” singer needs her final day as a star to be full of smiles, and Hulu Japan helps her ship that message to her followers.
On Sunday (Sept. 16), a 60-second tv business celebrating the songstress profession shall be aired simply as soon as between 8-9 p.m. on Nippon Television Network channels in 5 main cities, and on the Ryukyu Broadcasting Corporation channel in Amuro’s native Okinawa.
Hulu has been streaming Amuro’s documentary, Finally, since Oct. 1, 2017, documenting the 12 months as much as her retirement and her record-breaking remaining live performance tour.
The one-time-only business will include clips of the 40-year-old star smiling and laughing in numerous scenes of the documentary, set to her tune “Do It For Love.”
