The plane touched down at Narita Airport, and as the doors opened, The Phantoms stepped out into a sea of screaming fans, flashing cameras, and signs waving high—“Welcome, Phantoms!!” and “Sayonara Moon Town forever!”

Chikara squinted through the crowd, excitement and nerves swirling inside her chest. Koga smirked, cool but secretly loving the hype, Ryuki bounced on his toes, and Sakura was already live-streaming the moment with a huge smile.

“Chikara, you’re amazing!!” a fan shouted. “Sayonara Moon Town changed my life!!” another yelled.

The Phantoms laughed, waved, and slipped through the crowd toward their waiting van, the city buzzing around them like electricity.

Five hours before their set, the festival grounds were a chaotic mix of soundchecks, crew rushing, and flickering stage lights. The Phantoms huddled near the stage. Chikara paced with a notebook in hand, overwhelmed by the energy .

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The lights dimmed and the crowd roared as The Phantoms stepped onstage—Chikara grabbed the mic, Koga shredded on guitar, Ryuki pounded the drums, and Sakura hit the keys.

The first notes of “Sayonara Moon Town” echoed through the festival. The crowd swayed, mesmerized by the band’s energy and vibe.