Fuji Television's music program "STAR" is launching a new segment on May 28 that invites celebrities to share the songs that shaped their lives. For the debut episode, the show brings in actress Ayase Haruka to reflect on her "song memories"—including tracks she listened to as a child and her first CD purchase—revealing a more personal side of the entertainer.

The episode packs a solid lineup of live performances. West Kanai takes the stage with NiziU to perform "LOVE BEAT," the theme song for the morning show "Mezamashi TV." MAZZEL joins beloved character mascots Gachapin and Mook for a rendition of "Get Up and Dance," a classic opening theme from the long-running children's program "Ponkikki's."

Other musical highlights include Moriyama Naotarou performing "Ai-ai," the theme for the drama "Tashiro Brothers," and ME:I members MIU, AYANE, and TSUZUMI singing "Golden (Japanese Ver.)," featured in the anime film "K-POP Girls! Demon Hunters." Pop artist Shi-kon rounds out the performances with "New Walk," the ending theme for the anime "Left-Handed Ellen."

In additional news from the broadcast, Moriyama Naotarou will take on a new role as a navigator for "STAR" alongside announcer Kamigaki Kotaro, signaling an expanded presence for the artist on the program.

The show airs Thursday, May 28, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM on Fuji Television and its affiliated network. Beyond the performances, the "Star Life Songs" segment aims to offer viewers a window into what music means to the celebrities they admire, mixing nostalgic hits with contemporary releases.