Yuzu announce their 10th album, “2-NI” + national tour

Folk duo Yuzu have announced that their 10th album, “2-NI”, will be released on February 16th.

Coming a year and four months after “Furusato”, “2-NI” is the duo’s 10th original album. The album features their singles “Sakura Kai”, “My Life”, “Jiai e no Tabiji”, “from”, and “HeyWa”, for a total of 15 tracks on the album. The first press of the album will include a DVD featuring a 58-minute behind-the-scenes documentary called, “Document Films: the World of 2-NI”.

Following the announcement of the album, Yuzu have also announced a national tour, called “YUZU ARENA TOUR 2011 2-NI”. The tour will start on March 26th at Sun Dome Fukui, and conclude on June 19th at Saitama Super Arena with a total of 22 performances.  Tickets will go on sale on February 20th.

<Album Track List>

• Overture 2-NI
• HAMO
• Sakura Kai (Album Version) (Sakura Meeting)
• from
• Kanata (Beyond)
• Shinkirou (Mirage)
• Jiai e no Tabiji  (Album Mix) (A Journey Towards Love)
• 1 ka 8 (1 or 8)
• Daikanyama Refrain
• Interlude ~The Fevers Aru Hi no Fuukei~ (Scenery from that day)
• Daikyuu no Ben-San (The 9th Ben)
• My Life
• Interlude ~Kageboushi~ (silhouette)
• Senaka (Back)
• HeyWa (Album Version)

<Tour Details>

“YUZU ARENA TOUR 2011 2-NI”

• March 26 – Fukui, Sun Dome Fukui
• April 2 – Fukuoka, Marin Messe Fukuoka
• April 3 – Fukuoka, Marin Messe Fukuoka
• April 6 – Aichi, Nihon Gaishi Hall
• April 7 – Aichi, Nihon Gaishi Hall
• April 10 – Ehime, Ehime Prefecture Budokan
• April 16 – Hiroshima, Hiroshima Green Arena
• April 19 – Osaka, Osaka-jo Hall
• April 20 – Osaka, Osaka-jo Hall
• April 29 – Niigata, Toki Messe: Niigata Convention Center
• May 3 – Miyagi, Sendai Sekisui Haim Super Arena Grand 21
• May 7 – Kanagawa, Yokohama Arena
• May 8 – Kanagawa, Yokohama Arena
• May 11 – Kanagawa, Yokohama Arena
• May 14 – Hyogo, Kobe World Kinen Hall
• May 15 – Hyogo, Kobe World Kinen Hall
• May 21 – Shizuoka, Shizuoka Ecopa Arena
• May 28 – Gunma, Gunma Green Dome Maebashi
• June 4 – Hokkaido, Makomanai Sekisui Haim Ice Arena
• June 11 – Aomori, Aomori Prefecture Miya-Skate
• June 18 – Saitama, Saitama Super Arena
• June 19 – Saitama, Saitama Super Arena

Source: natalie, Yuzu Official Homepage

Credits: tokyohive