FUJI ROCK '26 Review Episode. The Man Who Photographed The xx and the Man Who Stayed Home Watching the Livestream.

48 min 03 sec0

In this episode, looking back on FUJI ROCK '26, a senior who spent the festival on-site as a photographer and a junior who participated via livestream passionately reflect on their respective three days.

The passionate days spent on-site as a photographer are discussed.

Kazma shares real reports from the ground, having stayed in Naeba for 5 days and 4 nights and photographed 12 artists. Stories emerge from the front lines, such as photographing the first-day headliner The xx—decided by a phone call from the label—and Royel Otis's stage where the exceptional sound quality stood out, conveying the unique heat of the venue.

There is a perspective unique to the livestream group and everyone's own FUJI ROCK.

Interweaving the viewpoint of Riku, who stayed behind in Tokyo due to exam periods and participated via livestream, they discuss the completely different temperature differences of the same FUJI ROCK. From impressions of watching the American Football "Never Meant" sing-along through the screen to facing music from their respective positions, a 48-minute talk unfolds. Furthermore, deeper stories continue, but please listen to the main episode for the rest.

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