This is bonus DVD for the limited edition "Kaze no Kesshou" album, and is the best album-coupled DVD I've seen to date. It actually adds substance to the enjoyment of the album instead of just eye candies. It describes the motivation and thoughts they experienced before and during the production of the album. It's also reasonably entertaining.
It has documentary, music clips, and making-of feature for the music clips.
Most Japanese tourist I've seen carry tiny point-and-shoot camera, but not Aa. It appears to be Pentax *ist D series entry-level digital SLR. And the lens appears to be SMCP-DA 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AL, giving her 27-82.5mm 35mm-equivalent field of view with 1.5x sensor crop factor. I like that in artists! Seriously, I like small point-and-shoot for a lot of things, but there's really no comparison if you're even semi-serious about photography. SLR rules!
Huge studio, apparently compared to most in Japan. It's Tennessee. I'm sure they have space.
In front of Sound Stage. Aa's hair is messed up because she slept in the car on the way to the studio.
