BE:FIRST’s SOTA Takes the Wheel: Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Look at ‘Another Sky’ in the American Southwest
- BE:FIRST, a popular Japanese boy group, recently appeared on Nippon Television's documentary program "Another Sky." The show, which aired on September 14th, featured the group's members in the...
- Behind-the-scenes shots of SOTA's Arizona trip were published on the program's official X (formerly Twitter) account.
- The Navajo Bridge, a pair of bridges over the Colorado River on Navajo land northeast of the Grand Canyon, was one of the highlights of SOTA's trip.
BE:FIRST Makes a Special Appearance on Nippon Television’s “Another Sky”
BE:FIRST, a popular Japanese boy group, recently appeared on Nippon Television’s documentary program “Another Sky.” The show, which aired on September 14th, featured the group’s members in the studio, as well as a special segment with SOTA touring Arizona in the United States.
Behind-the-scenes shots of SOTA’s Arizona trip were published on the program’s official X (formerly Twitter) account. The photos showcased SOTA posing in front of a car with the vast mountains and sky in the background, as well as visiting spectacular spots such as the Navajo Bridge and Cardiac Canyon.
The Navajo Bridge, a pair of bridges over the Colorado River on Navajo land northeast of the Grand Canyon, was one of the highlights of SOTA’s trip. The bridge, which was built in two different times, is a popular spot for tourists to take photos. SOTA was seen proudly making a peace sign in the middle of the large bridge.
Another stunning location visited by SOTA was Cardiac Canyon, part of the large canyon known as Antelope Canyon. The wave-patterned rock surface, carved with 2 billion years of geological strata, is a breathtaking sight. SOTA’s behind-the-scenes shots from the canyon are simply beautiful.
In addition to SOTA’s Arizona trip, the group’s members also appeared in the studio as guests on “Another Sky.” The show, which visits places related to its guests and draws out their roots, outlook on life and work, provided a unique insight into the group’s dynamics and personalities.
Program information: Nippon TV, “Another Sky”, 09/14 (Sat) 23:00 onwards