Ride on Time Season 2 (2019)

After debuting in outfits evocating their group name, King & Prince begin to show a more mature side as they prepare for their sophomore tour. (Source: Netflix)

Now in their second year, King & Prince display their growth as a group as they take an active role in their costumes designs and stage production. (Source: Netflix)

Both Yutas push themselves to the limit as they rehearse for their demanding roles in a musical all while continuing to tour with King & Prince. (Source: Netflix)

Veteran performer Tomoyuki Yara prepares himself and a rookie dancer for the event that his entire 20-year career has been building toward. (Source: Netflix)

Tomoyuki teams up with top musicians and dancers to assemble a performance that transitions through the sounds and dances of the 70s to today. (Source: Netflix)

Tomoyuki lends his expertise and choreographs a dance for the seven-member group Travis Japan ahead of their first-ever solo performance. (Source: Netflix)

Bi Shonen, a group of six teenage performers, search for what makes them unique. Taisho rehearses a solo song that holds a deep meaning for him. (Source: Netflix)

With no stage lighting or effects, Bi Shonen faces their most trying performance yet when they participate in an event thousands of miles from home. (Source: Netflix)

Four years on from their formation, the six completely different members of SixTones recount their road to success and discuss what the future holds. (Source: Netflix)

The members of SixTONES juggle their budding acting careers, rehearsals, and personal lives ahead of a career-changing announcement at the Tokyo Dome. (Source: Netflix)

Things start ramping up for SixTONES as they enter the recording booth for the first time and begin rehearsals for their debut music video. (Source: Netflix)

SixTONES members Shintaro and Jesse offer an intimate glimpse into their lives before fame ahead of a momentous performance at the Yokohama Arena. (Source: Netflix)

King & Prince's Sho, Ren and Kaito open up about what ''The show must go on'' means to them and step on stage at Johnny's biggest event of the year. (Source: Netflix)

HIHI Jets, a group that performs on roller skates, plan to kick off their show by skating down a steep ramp - but member Yuto can't quite nail it. (Source: Netflix)

HIHI Jets are invited to perform in the popular musical, Dream Boys. The group members get to work practicing a baton-passing act for the show. (Source: Netflix)

The cameras follow the members of Kis-My-Ft2 and their varying stories. Taisuke talks about the ups and downs of starring in his first musical. (Source: Netflix)

Busaiku talks about life away from Kis-My-Ft2 as they rehearse for their first stage production. The nature of their roles presents a unique challenge. (Source: Netflix)

Kis-My-Ft2 host an annual charity radio event. Takashi feels emotional when Kento plays piano alongside a choir of visually impaired children. (Source: Netflix)

The members of Kis-My-Ft2 put their roller skating skills to test as they perform at the Asian Fashion Awards - the boys' first overseas show. (Source: Netflix)

Koichi Domoto talks about his 20 years in Endless Shock and what makes it special. He also reveals some advice the legendary Johnny gave him. (Source: Netflix)

Koichi and the cast rehearse a Travis Payne-inspired dance. Later, he explains what Endless Shock means to him and why he continues to star in it. (Source: Netflix)