Beatles /Tokyo,Japan 6.30.1966 Japanese Laser Disc Edition Jewel Version

It was 1993. The Beatles' Budokan video release, the first since 1984, was announced, and it was not the June 30th version that had been shelved in 1966 and was fortunately left in Japan, but rather the July 1st version, which had only been broadcast at the time. In fact, the package used a photo of the Beatles performing at the Budokan in light blue suits, different from the June 30th version, and enthusiasts were excited, wondering if the official release of that episode would finally be realized. If that had happened, it would have been a great achievement, but it was just when Apple started to keep an eye on Beatles-related releases, so the release of the July 1st video was unfortunately thwarted. At the time, the announcement clearly stated, "We have been working on the July 1st video, but we will be releasing the June 30th video," and enthusiasts were heard saying, "It didn't work after all." It is easy to imagine that Apple would have interfered with the July 1st release, and that they would have been able to reissue it on June 30th, which had already been released, but the July 1st release still made everyone dream for a moment. This DVD contains the June 30th footage from the 1993 LD release, which had such a notorious release. Of course, this version is not the best of the June 30th performance, and rather, we hope you will enjoy it as a nostalgic item that has been reproduced, including the package featuring a photo of him on stage in a light blue suit, which could be called an "afterimage of a dream."