Japanese variety special starring SixTONES, produced to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the group's debut. Across six specials broadcast throughout the year, each episode features a different celebrity or guest planner who organizes an original program for the members. The series follows SixTONES as they take part in a variety of activities, challenges, and surprise events planned around a different theme in each installment.
6SixTONES (Season 1)

Episode 1 (Episode 1)
Air date: 2026-01-12
Runtime: 100 min
Overview: To celebrate SixTONES' sixth anniversary and actor Yo Oizumi's 30th year in entertainment, the group embarks on a large-scale trip around Atami featuring sightseeing, local cuisine, and a variety of activities. The celebration concludes with SixTONES' first group trip to South Korea, where they have just two hours to experience the city before returning to Japan.

Episode 2 (Episode 2)
Air date: 2026-03-31
Runtime: 46 min
Overview: SixTONES are confined inside a giant gift box and told they cannot leave until they accept every surprise prepared for them. Planned with the help of celebrities connected to each member, the personalized gifts lead to a series of games, physical challenges, and surprise appearances from special guests.

Episode 3 (Episode 3)
Air date: 2026-04-29
Runtime: 96 min
Overview: Kazunari Ninomiya joins SixTONES on a day trip designed to strengthen their relationship. Through meals, team challenges, games, and candid conversations, the seven gradually grow closer, culminating in a barbecue where they reflect on the day's experiences together

Episode 4 (Episode 4)
Air date: 2026-07-16
Overview: To celebrate SixTONES after the completion of their 50-date arena tour, actor Tsuyoshi Muro surprises the members with a trip to Okinawa after they are led to believe they are filming a music program. Despite heavy rain, the group spends the day carrying out activities requested by the members in advance, including visiting a private beach, eating Okinawa soba, and shopping for souvenirs. They also compete in a series of beach games with Olympic wrestling gold medalist Yuka Kagami and comedian Yuki Hirako. The trip concludes with a banquet featuring surprise appearances by Wakana Matsumoto and Okinawan rock band Mongol800, who perform live with SixTONES.
