ZONE to release new single

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21 Apr – After reuniting on their 10th anniversary, girl band ZONE has announced that they would be releasing a new single; their first in seven years, this coming June.

According to Tokyo Hive, the single titled "Treasure of the heart -Kimi to Boku no Kiseki" would be released on 6 June. This would also be their first single since their reunion in August last year and after guitarist TOMOKA had left the entertainment industry.

Some of the proceeds from the new single would also be donated to the stricken areas of the Tohoku Earthquake and the band is planning to hold a tour in Hokkaido, Miyagi, Tokyo, Osaka and Aichi in June.

ZONE disbanded back in 2005 after a final performance at the Nippon Budokan. They later reunited in August last year, following the Tohoku Earthquake and decided that they would be continuing their activities as a band, even though TOMOKA had decided to retire from the entertainment industry.

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