Versailles Valentine...

live, that is. Though not in the strictest sense as the live actually was on Feb. 12th, not 14th, but definitely close enough to the date that the boxes in which fans can place gifts for the band or their favourite member was overflowing with packages of expensive chocolates and other gifts - something we could not take pictures of since right up to the start of the show the table holding those boxes was so crowded with fans it was impossible to get any good picture.

Some others we took instead are of only some of the huge stands of flower bouquets send by friends and wellwishers...


a little "show off" our "access all areas" sticker and...


a "sneaky" shot from our - excellent - viewing location, high up, right behind the "tech team" with all their to me mystery gadgets... about which it is not customary to talk, but that impressed me with just how much effort was put into all those parts of a show that aren't directly noticeable to the fans at the venture, but are essential to the whole.


Also, there is one more picture, of those I don't know what they are called things that are get shot out of "cannons" to rain down on fans - not that I'd usually would have wanted a picture of that, if it had been the usual all silver.


Which it was not, but two color, silver one side, almost orange bright bronze the other - something rather unusual.

But then, so is Versailles.

Unusual also, I think, in that Kamijo in one of his last MCs not only thanked their staff in Japan but also "all our street teams overseas," who helped to make the whole tour happen.

That they appreciated their overseas experiences, street teams and fans also was very clear from some other things they choose to display all over the foyer of CC Lemon Hall, some even placed behind the wall replacement windows so they could be seen right when anyone would walk up to that.

Those - I won't say what now - you can find in the Gallery HERE - I am pretty sure anyone who wet to a Versailles overseas live last year will appreciate what they did in turn.

Rika