They also had a rare "Handshake Session" with hundreds of thousands of fans in Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka. They commemorated the event by holding about 30 concerts in sold-out arenas all over Japan, holding 3 major "Thank You Events", releasing a hit movie "Hold Up Down" and releasing a new album "Musicmind". V6 celebrated their 10th year anniversary in 2005. It also could stand for Volume, which derives from their album that they made. It is said that it stands for Victory, but members have mentioned on TV programmes that it also means Volleyball (As their debut single was used in the World Cup Volleyball Tournament in 1995), Versus (20th Century versus Coming Century), Vegetable (as Sakamoto's parents own a green grocers), Vicycle (obviously means Bicycle - Nagano's parents own a Cycling store) and Veteran (as Inohara was told). There are many theories behind the meaning of the "V" in V6. 岡田准一 (Okada Junichi, 18 November 1980, Osaka) 森田剛 (Morita Go, 20 February 1979, Saitama) 長野博 (Nagano Hiroshi, 09 October 1972, Kanagawa) 坂本昌行 (Sakamoto Masayuki, 24 July 1971, Tokyo) The three oldest members formed 20th Century (Tonisen, in short) whilst the youngest three formed Coming Century (Kamisen, in short). Due to the difference in age between the six members, sub-units were formed within the group. As they are 'idols', each member takes part in a variety of activities - as well as singing, they appear in TV dramas, variety shows, host radio programmes etc. They debuted on Novemwith their first CD-Single "MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE". V6 is a six member Japanese boy band formed by Johnny & Associates.
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