“Hashire! Penguin” was chosen as the #1 song in this year’s ‘AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100 2013‘ that was held earlier this year in January at Tokyo Dome City Hall.

The footage from this 4-day event will be released on Blu-ray on June 12th. The music video and making-of will be included in the special limited edition Blu-ray BOX.

VIDEO Check out the PV preview for AKB48’s “Hashire! Penguin”

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