On February 12th, five-member idol unit Momoiro Clover Z performed a support live at Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiian Dance for their reopening event. Just two summers ago, this idol group filmed the music video �Coco Natsu� (released back on November 2010) at this very place and as a repayment to their favor (for hosting their music video filming), the group decided to perform here as a support live. As a result, the seats for this live were sold out and 7,000 fans attended the lively event.

Immediately following the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiian Dance was closed for approximately half a year and on October 1st, they started rebuilding the place in hopes to exceed their former glory as a resort. The resort opened its doors once again on February 8th � 11 months after the Tohoku disaster. Momoiro Clover Z� leader Momota Kanako stated, �In 2010, we were able to film our PV here and we thought of what we can do as a group to repay the favor they have done for us. So we decided to hold a live here to deliver energy to this place,� and ended her introduction at this event.

The group performed 10 songs including their upcoming single, �Mouretsu Uchuu Koukyoukyoku Dainana Gakushou �Mugen no Ai��(to be released on March 7th) and the members of the group stated, �We love this place. We will come back for a live once again,� and made a promise with the audience.

Check out their event photos below!

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Source & Images: Oricon News