One of New York’s most iconic designers ANNA SUI is collaborating with Daichi Miura’s brand Josie’s Runway for a second collaboration!  

Mini Towel

Mini Gauze Handkerchief

Reuseable Drawstring Shopping Bag

Double Zipper Pouch

Towel with Zipper (Plastic Bottle Case)

    Five items will be available in the new collection, so why not pick up one of these cute, rock ‘n’ roll pieces? 

The final concert of Daichi Miura's 2019-2020 "COLORLESS" live tour held at Yoyogi National Gymnasium on November 5, 2019 is heading to Amazon Prime Video on June 17. The release date June 17 would originally have actually been the finale of another one of Daichi Miura's planned tours, which was set to begin on February 28 with 31 shows. However, the tour had to be postponed as a result of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).   The 6-date "COLORLESS" arena tour began on September 21, 2020 and took Daichi Miura to Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Osaka-jo Hall, Marine Messe Fukuoka, and finally Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Tokyo. The two-hour shows were jam packed full of excitement for fans, especially the performances of rendition of Katasumi—which was used as an insert song in the 2019 Japanese drama series Nurse In Action!—and Corner, a dance number which has the same melody as Katasumi.   Daichi Miura / LIVE TOUR COLORLESS at Yoyogi National Gymnasium (Teaser)

Pre-orders for the show are now available over on Amazon Japan.

An event is set to be held at the National Theatre of Japan in Chiyoda, Tokyo on February 24, 2019 to mark the 30^th anniversary of Emperor Akihito’s ascension to the Chrysanthemum Throne. It has been announced that Japanese singer-songwriter and dance Daichi Miura will sing Utagoe no Hibiki, a song composed by the Empress and lyrics written by the Emperor themselves.   Daichi Miura has been dubbed the “Japanese Michael Jackson.” He has won the Kōhaku Uta Gassen song battle two years in a row for his energetic dancing and singing skills.   Utagoe no Hibiki written by both the Emperor and Empress centers around the imperial couple’s first trip to Okinawa in 1975 when attitudes towards the imperial family were complicated as a result of the war. It was a heated period during which an incident occurred where a Molotov cocktail was thrown at and missed the couple.   During their visit, the Emperor and Empress wished to pay a visit Okinawa Airakuen Sanatorium, a sanatorium for suffers of leprosy. The imperial couple spoke and interacted with each and every person in the sanatorium. It was after this that people began to sing Danjokareyoshi, a traditional Okinawan sea song, and the Emperor and Empress stayed and listened until the end.   The Emperor composed a ryuuka―a form of Okinawan fixed poetry―about this time which the Empress turned into the song Utagoe no Hibiki.   “The sound of their singing and the smiles of those who saw us off still rings close in my heart.”   This song written by the imperial couple that ties binds the imperial family and Okinawa will be sang for the very first time at the event in February.   YOSHIKI of X Japan held a celebratory piano performance titled Anniversary for the 10^th anniversary and EXILE performed Taiyou no Kuni for the 20^th. Excitement is high to see what kind of performance Daichi Miura puts on for the 30^th anniversary.   Talking about the opportunity, Miura commented: “I am truly honoured to have the opportunity to sing this very special song conceived from the minds of the Emperor and Empress. I will sing with all my might and strength to deliver the beauty and the message of this song to people and for the celebration and gratitude of 30 years of their reign.”

Daichi Miura's new single Blizzard will be released on December 19. The music video was released just last week and broke one million views in only four days. This is Miura's fastest music video to reach one million views. The song is the main theme for the anime movie Dragon Ball Super: Broly.   See the music video below:

  As well as the title track the single also features a remix of Blizzard by Nao’ymt who is also the producer of the new release and who also produced Miura’s previous single Be Myself. As well as all of this, both editions of the single include a live version of Blizzard from Miura’s tour titled "DAICHI MIURA LIVE TOUR 2018 ONE END" as well as an English cover of the track sung by the artist himself. Purchasing the single means fans can enjoy the title track in a number of different ways. And if you pick up a copy with a DVD you'll get to see the live footage of the song performed on the same tour.

The CD cover for Daichi Miura's new single Blizzard has been released featuring an illustration Goku. The single will be used as the main theme for the upcoming anime movie Dragon Ball Super: Broly. The illustration was draw specially for the CD release and comes with the single's CD-only edition. As well as the title track the single also features a remix of Blizzard by Nao'ymt who is also the producer of the new release and who also produced Miura's previous single Be Myself which was released back on August 22.   As well as all of this, both editions of the single include a live version of Blizzard from Miura's tour titled DAICHI MIURA LIVE TOUR 2018 ONE END as well as an English cover of the track sung by the artist himself. The DVD edition includes a music video of Blizzard and the live video footage taken from the same concert. Blizzard is available to listen to now across major digital music platforms ahead of the CD's release.   Daichi Miura is currently on his tour titled DAICHI MIURA LIVE TOUR 2018-2019 ONE END which is taking him to 29 places across Japan for 39 concerts.

Daichi Miura’s forthcoming single Blizzard is set for release on December 19. The song will be used as the main theme for the upcoming anime movie Dragon Ball Super: Broly which will hit Japanese theatres on December 14.   The first glimpse of the track was featured in the new and final trailer for the movie below.  

  Check out the song for yourself before the movie drops next month.