CUTIE STREET Shares JOIN ALIVE 2026 Iwamizawa Digest Videos

CUTIE STREET has once again organized its JOIN ALIVE 2026 Iwamizawa Park stage on official YouTube. The videos released on July 20 are a digest and a live digest. The day before, a Cute na Q tai live video from the same venue was released first, and Game Sunakku also separately checked the Iwamizawa live video flow.

What makes this update meaningful is that the new videos are not simply repeating one shot of the same song. If the previous day’s video showed a specific song and live scene, the two July 20 digest videos are closer to an official record that gives a wider look at the venue atmosphere and stage flow.

What was newly released

The first new video is the JOIN ALIVE 2026 digest. It brings together on-site cuts in a short format, making it easy to quickly see what tone CUTIE STREET brought to the Iwamizawa Park stage.

The second new video is the live digest. For fans, watching it alongside the single live video released the day before makes it easier to choose whether to view the same venue through one song or through the full event flow.

How it differs from the previous day’s live video

The Cute na Q tai live video released on July 19 was strong as a way to check the performance of a specific song. By contrast, the two July 20 videos are supplementary materials that show a wider record of the event at the same location. So it is more natural to read this news not as a “new song announcement” or “comeback announcement,” but as a sequence in which the official channel is gradually releasing records of the live stage.

This distinction matters in idol video coverage. The thumbnails may look similar at a glance, but the release timing and the role of each video are different. The July 20 videos are not repeats of the previous day’s live cut; they are follow-up releases that make the JOIN ALIVE venue package easier to watch.

What to watch now

• Official source: All three videos are uploads from CUTIE STREET’s official YouTube channel.
• Freshness: The two main videos were released on July 20, while the supporting video was released on July 19.
• Article type: Price check: this is not merchandise or ticket sales information, but an official video release flow. Therefore, there is no separate sale price.
• Difference from the previous article: The previous article covered the Cute na Q tai and Error404 live releases, while this one covers the new flow created by the addition of two JOIN ALIVE digest videos.

In short, this release is less a major CUTIE STREET announcement and more a moment where the local event stage is being neatly organized through official videos. Because these are easy-to-watch digest-style videos, they fit readers who want to first check the group’s atmosphere and stage energy.