ARASHI's Diary -Voyage- (2019)

Fifty-three No.1 songs. Over 14 million concert guests. With their achievements beyond doubt, the guys discuss the timing of their announcement. (Source: Netflix)

Before it begins, the band and the staff work on stage direction and artistic design for their 20th anniversary tour "5x20," in a race against time. (Source: Netflix)

Tour preparations and grueling rehearsals continue, but unbeknownst to the managers and staff, the guys have made a serious decision in their hearts. (Source: Netflix)

As Arashi's anniversary tour "5x20" begins in Sapporo, the guys view the world with new eyes while the staff and fans remain unaware of their feelings. (Source: Netflix)

The members of Arashi reveal the raw emotions and feelings they've kept inside as the countdown to the end continues with their final tour. (Source: Netflix)

As their national tour advances at full speed, the guys announce their decision publicly: Arashi will go on hiatus after the end of 2020. (Source: Netflix)

Take a deep dive on Arashi member Masaki Aiba's individual history, personality and thoughts on the group's decision. (Source: Netflix)

The spotlight falls on Arashi member Sho Sakurai, taking a deeper look into his love of music, his personal journey with the group and beyond. (Source: Netflix)

As the new coronavirus's spread impacts the world, the five members of Arashi explore what they can do to inspire Japan and their international fans. (Source: Netflix)

The guys are determined to continue moving forward in America and throughout the world. They meet with producers in New York, Los Angeles, and more. (Source: Netflix)

Anticipating a break in their activity and wanting to expand into the United States, the guys and their team create the prefect theme: "Turning Up." (Source: Netflix)

In the lead-up to their 20th anniversary, the guys open up about going digital and the challenges of launching their official social media accounts. (Source: Netflix)

Following a performance to celebrate the enthronement of the new emperor, the guys head to Jakarta, where they kick off their "Jet Storm" press tour. (Source: Netflix)

The members express their appreciation to the fans as they prepare for the 50th and final performance of the 5x20 tour. (Source: Netflix)

With their hiatus less than a year away, the members start 2020 in high gear, but the coronavirus’s worldwide spread derails their planned events. (Source: Netflix)

Satoshi Ohno reflects on his 20-plus-year career, reminiscing about his upbringing and pre-Arashi days as he prepares for his art exhibit. (Source: Netflix)

The guys convene with their staff to plan for their first Arafes in seven years, but the ongoing pandemic forces the group to devise contingency plans. (Source: Netflix)

As preparations for Arafes 2020 gain momentum, the members concurrently work on the release of their final album before the hiatus. (Source: Netflix)

From songwriting to revisiting his Johnny's Jr. days, Kazunari Ninomiya opens up about his personal journey within the group's illustrious career. (Source: Netflix)

Following rehearsals and tapings at National Stadium, the guys celebrate the 21st anniversary of their debut with a virtual concert for Arafes 2020. (Source: Netflix)

As Jun Matsumoto looks back on the day that launched his career, the ongoing pandemic puts his dream of breaking out in the United States on hold. (Source: Netflix)

Following the Arafes 2020 watch party, the guys discuss their latest thoughts as preparations for "This Is Arashi Live 2020.12.31" gain momentum. (Source: Netflix)

With the hiatus fast approaching, the members speak openly about the many emotions they're feeling leading up to their final scheduled performance. (Source: Netflix)

As the voyage comes to an end, the guys reflect on their final moments as a group, capping off an amazing 21-year run with one last concert. (Source: Netflix)