a digital download a week before the album's release. It will be used as the theme song for the Tomohisa Yamashita starring film adaptation of the manga Tomorrow's Joe, to be released on February 11, 2011. Much like "Goodbye Happiness", the song was used in commercials for Recochoku. The two remaining new songs were also used in commercial campaigns. The song "Arashi no Megami" was used in confectionists Morinaga & Company's commercial campaign, which is part of the wider to combat child poverty. From November 24 until February 14, one yen from every digital download of the song will be donated to the cause. "Can't Wait 'Til Christmas" was used for the second round of Pepsi Nex commercials featuring Utada, after "Hymne à l'amour (Ai no Anthem)". In promotion for the album, Utada set up a Twitter account, Utadahikaru, on September 28. An official Hikaru Utada YouTube account was also set up in early November, featuring the music video for "Goodbye Happiness". The channel was briefly taken down due to a false copyright infringement claim by a company called Media Interactive Inc., which was reported in the media. Utada personally tweeted about the incident. Utada featured in an extensive number of magazines during album promotions, including CD&DL Data, Edge Style, Gekkan Songs, Gekkan the Television, Happie Nuts, Mini, Musica, Non-no, Ori Star, Patipati, Pia, PopSister, Rockin' On Japan, Smart, Tokyo Calendar, Tokyo Walker, What's In? and You Music. Utada also promoted the album by appearing on radio shows through late November and early December, including appearances on Artist Special, Au On Air Music Chart, Bang! Bang! Zip!, J-pop Magazine, Love & Green, Music Coaster, On8, Paradise Beat, Stadium Rock! and Tokio Hot 100. The entire album was broadcast on November 17 on Tokyo FM, followed by 9 other radio stations also airing the album later. The album also received releases in other Asian countries, with South Korea releasing the album on December 3, Taiwan on the 10th and Thailand on the 23rd. Utada performed a short tour for the album, a concert series titled Wild Life. The tour features only two dates, both held at the Yokohama Arena on December 8 and 9. The December 8 concert was broadcast on a live feed to 70 screens in 64 cinemas across Japan. Tickets were released for the events on November 21, and sold out on the same day. The December 8