Wednesday, January 8, 2014 
Yuzu have revealed that the title of their new album, scheduled for release on February 19, will be "Shinsekai". They have also revealed the jacket covers and track list for the album.
The new album was created with the theme "nostalgic and new." It will feature a total of 15 songs, including their singles "Hikare", "Tomo ~Tabidachi no Toki~", "Ame Nochi Hallelujah", "Mamotte Agetai", and "Hyori Ittai" as well as "Yorokobi no Uta" and "Sugao no Mama de", which is used in Fuji TV's drama 'Boku no Ita Jikan', "Hidamari", which was written as the theme song for the upcoming 'Gin no Saji Silver Spoon' film, and "Tokorozawa", which is a number from their street performing days.
Prior to the album's release, Yuzu will release their new single "Hikare" on February 12. As its coupling track, it will include a medium tempo song called "Tsuki no Namida".
The jacket covers, track list, and tour dates can be seen below.
["Shinsekai" Limited Edition]
["Shinsekai" Regular Edition]
["Shinsekai" Track List]
01. Hikare
02. Ame Nochi Hallelujah
03. Yorokobi no Uta
04. Utopia
05. Hyori Ittai
06. Sugao no Mama de
07. Shiawase no Teigi
08. Ultra Lover Soul
09. Retro Future
10. Interlude ~Old New World~
11. Hidamari
12. Tokorozawa
13. Mamotte Agetai
14. Shiken Douro
15. Tomo ~Tabidachi no Toki~
Limited Edition Bonus CD:
01. Occhan no Uta
02. Yogiri no Isezakicho
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[Hikare]
01. Hikare
02. Tsuki no Namida
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[LAWSON presents YUZU ARENA TOUR 2014 Shinsekai supported by Nippon Seimei Yokohama Tire]
Saturday, May 31 - Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena (Hokkaido)
Sunday, June 8 - Asty Tokushima (Tokushima)
Saturday, June 14 - Marine Messe Fukuoka (Fukuoka)
Sunday, June 15 - Marine Messe Fukuoka (Fukuoka)
Saturday, June 21 - Shizuoka Ecopa Arena (Shizuoka)
Tuesday, June 24 - Nippon Gaishi Hall (Aichi)
Wednesday, June 25 - Nippon Gaishi Hall (Aichi)
Tuesday, July 1 - Osaka-jo Hall (Osaka)
Wednesday, July 2 - Osaka-jo Hall (Osaka)
Sunday, July 6 - Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima)
Saturday, July 12 - Saitama Super Arena (Saitama)
Sunday, July 13 - Saitama Super Arena (Saitama)
Friday, July 18 - Yokohama Arena (Kanagawa)
Saturday, July 19 - Yokohama Arena (Kanagawa)
Tuesday, July 29 - Osaka-jo Hall (Osaka)
Wednesday, July 30 - Osaka-jo Hall (Osaka)
Saturday, August 2 - Sun Dome Fukui (Fukui)
Sunday, August 17 - Toki Messe Niigata Convention Center (Niigata)
Saturday, August 23 - Sekisui Heim Super Arena (Miyagi)
Tuesday, August 26 - Yoyogi National Gymnasium (Tokyo)
Wednesday, August 27 - Yoyogi National Gymnasium (Tokyo)
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