Mimori Suzuko LIVE 2017 "Tropical Paradise"
Dec 21 2017
•3h 0m
•Music
Suzuko Mimori's solo live performance in 2017, boasting overwhelming popularity as a voice actress and artist! This time at Tropical Paradise, Mimorin is a mermaid...? The fantastic stage with a story line, which is popular every time, will captivate your heart! The band, dancers, costumes, and other tropical and summery performances! (C)RS
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Suzuko Mimori
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