[Machine Translation] Treasure Ark, a series of high-quality live recordings! A legendary recording of the first day of George Harrison and Eric Clapton's joint tour in 1991 in Japan only, at Yokohama Arena! George had not performed in concert for a long time since 1974. And it was a joint concert with his good friend Clapton. Why only in Japan? The band played a total of 12 shows between December 1 and 17, including stops in Nagoya, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka, which was unique in this era. The band at this time consisted mostly of Clapton's touring members, with Andy Fairweather Lowe replacing Phil Palmer on guitar, and Katy Kissoon and Tessa Niles joining the chorus. This is the band for "Unplugged". The setlist was a very well-balanced mix of solo and Beatles songs, with a heavy emphasis on songs from "Cloud Nine," the band's latest release at this point in time. Clapton played only four songs. As you know, this show was recorded live. However, there are two important points. First, we can hear Clapton's solo part, which is cut in the official version. The second is that the setlist is different only for the first day at Yokohama Arena and the second day at Osaka-jo Hall. Fish On The Sand" will be performed on both days, while "Love Comes To Everyone" will be performed only on the first day. The Yokohama Arena concert was the only rare one with two more songs than the other dates. This tour was not planned to be recorded at first, and of course, there are no official recordings of the first day of the tour. Therefore, this is a very valuable recording. A must have for George fans! Commentary included.