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Satoshi Ohno Releases Solo Song "start" to Sato-Jima Fan Club
Satoshi Ohno released the short version of his new song "start" on his official fan club Sato-Jima on October 26. All Sato-Jima members, Premium Islanders and Islanders, can view the video through 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, October 31.
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Why it matters
Ohno left STARTO ENTERTAINMENT on May 31 and opened Sato-Jima on July 15, so the song arrives through his own fan club rather than a label release, the same member-only channel he now uses for blogs and videos.
Key Facts
- Satoshi Ohno released the short version of "start" on his official fan club Sato-Jima on October 26.
- The video is available to Premium Islanders and Islanders until 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, October 31.
- The song is Ohno's first solo release in 10 years, since "Bad boy" on Arashi's 2016 album "Are You Happy?".
- Ohno left STARTO ENTERTAINMENT on May 31, the day of Arashi's final tour performance.
- Sato-Jima's first event, "Sato-Jima SATOSHI OHNO 45→46," runs November 1 to 26 with eight performances in five cities.
It is his first solo song in 10 years, since "Bad boy" on Arashi's 2016 album "Are You Happy?".
Ohno left STARTO ENTERTAINMENT on May 31, the day of Arashi's final performance on the "ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2026 'We are ARASHI'" run. Sato-Jima opened on July 15 as a place to share his daily life and hobbies with fans, with member-only blogs and videos. The new song sits in that same channel.
On October 26 his first appearance in "VOGUE JAPAN" also drew attention. The December issue, on sale October 30, carries an interview about his thoughts on art, the background behind Sato-Jima, his feelings toward fans, and a tattoo he got during Arashi's hiatus. He is also scheduled to hold "Sato-Jima SATOSHI OHNO 45→46," the first Sato-Jima event, from November 1 to 26, with eight performances in five cities: Aichi, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Osaka, and Miyagi.
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