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I know a bit about it from when I was living in Tokyo... I never went to a show because I was too busy but I did have a little look!

You can look up the theatre schedule on their website and plan to go when there's a show on, and you'll be able to go up the elevator to the 8th floor and see everything - but you can't go inside the actual theatre unless you have tickets. I believe they do close the floor off to people who don't have tickets for certain popular shows like graduations and stuff maybe.

They sell goods on a different floor in Don Quixote, I think it was the 4th or 5th floor.

As for theater versions of CDs, I think back in the old days they did physically sell them at the theater but nowadays you can only order them online.

^ It depends, they announce these events regularly so that people can use up their 'left-over' tickets. For example the most recent one said 'Green Flash' in the title, but you could also use Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai tickets. Also earlier in June they had one so people could even use up their Kibouteki Refrain as well as Green Flash and Tatakawanai tickets. For zenkoku events, when you buy the CD you normally don't know when the events will be until they announce them later Not that I've ever been to one but this is what I've heard!

It totally happens. I first listened to Morning Musume around 2001, became a big fan in 2007 and started losing interest in after Kimagure Princess and completely lost it when Aichan graduated. I think the slow rate at which they release new stuff is part of it, like you end up having to listen to the same songs for months waiting for them to release something new. I just don't enjoy them anymore so I moved on. Nogizaka46 is great btw

^ Dancing a whole concert sounds like such a good idea to keep fit, much better than going to the gym!

I've been into Animal Crossing New Leaf... I got a hand-me-down 3DS from my brother so I had to get this game after I spent my whole childhood playing the Gamecube version. I've been addicted to decorating my town and catching bugs and fish

^ Yep it's called Nogidan. It's a play on the band Kishidan, it basically just means like 'Nogi group' or 'Nogi band'. The other singer isn't Kana, it's Noujou Ami. Kana plays the bass.

They started at a Kishidan live in 2014, they're not an official unit yet but they've performed at the 3rd anniversary concert and performed in Taiwan recently as well