How JO1’s SHO & JUNKI Find Connection Through Fender Acoustic Guitars | It Goes To 11

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For JO1's SHO & JUNKI, Fender acoustic guitars are a source of creativity, connection and healing. In this episode of It Goes To 11, the members of the Japanese group reflect on how playing guitar deepened their bond and offered a personal escape, including how they used to jam together from separate rooms.

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