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BoA LIVE TOUR 2008 -THE FACE-
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BoA LIVE TOUR 2008 -THE FACE- is BoA's ninth DVD. The concert was filmed at the Tokyo Kokusai Forum Hall A, the last day of the tour, this is her biggest tour to date.
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Runtime
137 min
Release Date
2008-09-17
Status
Released
Original Language
Japanese
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Kwon BoA
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