Gen Hoshino's highly anticipated concert release is nearly here. The Japanese musician's "Gen Hoshino presents MAD HOPE Japan Tour" Blu-ray and DVD arrive April 22, documenting the June 25 performance from Osaka Castle Hall's second night.

The physical release includes three hours and 43 minutes of content that goes well beyond the standard concert recording. In addition to the full live performance, the discs feature voice dramas, stage banter, intermission visuals, and a bonus documentary following behind-the-scenes moments from all seven tour stops across 14 performances.

Hoshino fans got an early taste of the material through Netflix, which began streaming "Gen Hoshino presents MAD HOPE MAD MUSIC"—a special-edition cut featuring only performance footage. The trailer released this week gives viewers a preview of what to expect from the full package.

The 'MAD HOPE' tour wrapped up last year after establishing itself as one of Hoshino's major touring efforts. Known for his work across music, acting, and writing, Hoshino has built a career spanning multiple mediums since his 2010 solo debut. His 2016 single "Koi" became a cultural phenomenon after the drama "Hare Nochi Guu" featured it as the theme song, launching the viral "Koi Dance" that swept Japan.

For longtime fans wanting to relive the tour experience or newcomers curious about Hoshino's live presence, the release offers comprehensive access to the production. Those unable to wait for the physical media can continue streaming the Netflix version, though viewers hunting for the complete experience—including the documentary footage and bonus content—will want the Blu-ray or DVD.