Matsumoto Jun, who was expected to change backstage, will appear on stage for the first time in 13 years… Meanwhile, “Arashi fans were disappointed” why?

With the birth of “Arashi Inc.” many people are looking forward to the restart of Arashi. In the midst of all this, fans are paying attention to Matsumoto’s stage schedule. The London show’s Chikyuu closing is on November 2, but in Japan time, it will be on November 3. This is the day of the 25th anniversary of Arashi’s debut. Fans have long been asking for an anniversary concert on November 3, the day of their debut, to restart the event. ……

Some fans on social networking sites said,

I’m really looking forward to Jun’s stage performance, but ……… but no movement for Arashi if he’s performing in London on November 2…?
If the London show coincides with Arashi’s debut date, then there won’t be a debut date event.
If there is a concert in London, then there will be no debut date concert!

The “Arashi” concert will be held in Osaka on September 9, but the “Arashi” concert in Osaka will be held on September 10. However, the Osaka concert will be held from September 19 to October 10, leaving a short interval before the London concert (October 31 to November 2).

If Arashi were to hold a concert, there is a good chance that Matsumoto would still be in charge of directing. If he has to prepare for the group’s restart in parallel with the stage, it will be quite a demanding schedule. However, there are many fans who are hoping that ‘something will happen after the stage is over; I hope there will be some movement this year, our 25th anniversary year. It will be interesting to see if the members will respond to such enthusiasm.

Currently, Arashi leader Satoshi Ohno is on a break from performing. Recently, however, “Josei Jishin” caught him going to a driving school, and “Josei Seven” interviewed him directly. He did not ignore the reporters and stopped to answer their questions.

Could such “media exposure” of Ohno be a harbinger of the restart of the group?