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Taro Hakase Japan Tour, a Japanese violinist is back on stage for his “THIS IS THIRTY” tour across the country. This tour celebrates thirty years of a solo career. Taro Hakase is one of the known instrumental performers in Japan. His concerts mix skilled classical playing, with exciting pop music styles. People who love music fill up concert halls to see Taro Hakase perform.

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The Story: Taro Hakase and 30 Years of Virtuosity

Taro Hakase is a name in modern Japanese instrumental music. He studied at the Tokyo University of the Arts. He got famous in the 1990s as the main singer and lead violinist of the group Kryzler & Kompany. His style is full of energy has feeling and mixes classical, pop, jazz and Latin sounds. This style made people in Japan really like him. Changed how they see the violin.

Taro Hakase Japan Tour

When he started a solo career he became known around the world. A big moment was when he worked with Celine Dion on the song “To Love You More.” This song put his violin music on international charts and on TV all over the world. For the 30 years he has written music for Japanese TV shows, documentaries and news programs. One of his famous pieces is “Etupirka,” which is still very popular in Japan.

The 30th Anniversary Tour is called “THIS IS THIRTY.” It shows 30 years of his journey. With a group of musicians including longtime friends like pianist Takeshi Hakeda, cellist Hiroki Kashiwagi and guitarist Kiyotsugu Amano Hakase plays songs from his whole career. The tour goes to cities like Tokyo and Osaka and also to places like Kyoto and Kanagawa where people can get close, to one of Japans best musicians.

Why Experience It Live: Taro Hakase Japan Tour

Attending a Taro Hakase concert gives you a view of Japanese concert culture. Traditional classical recitals often have rules but Taro Hakase shows are bright, lively and full of joy. The audience joins in with light‑up props clapping in rhythm and friendly exchanges, between the stage and the hall. If you travel to Japan from another country seeing a Taro Hakase concert will give you a musical night and a lasting memory of how classical crossover music works in Japan’s modern entertainment scene.

Taro Hakase Concert Tour 2026 ~30th Anniversary~ THIS IS THIRTY

Performances are scheduled across Japan from September through December 2026. Below are select performance dates, venues, and ticket pricing tiers.

[Saturday, 5 September 2026] – Kawaguchi Lilia Fukagawa Mirai Hall, Saitama

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: General Sale Sold Out
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Saturday, 12 September 2026] – Culttz Kawasaki, Kanagawa

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: General Sale Sold Out
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Sunday, 13 September 2026] – Culttz Kawasaki, Kanagawa

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: Annotated Reserved Seats Available
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
Reserved Seats (Annotated)¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Tuesday, 20 October 2026] – Takasaki Arts Theatre, Grand Theatre, Gunma

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: General Sale Sold Out
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Thursday, 29 October 2026] – Utsunomiya City Cultural Hall, Main Hall, Tochigi

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: General Sale Active
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Tuesday, 3 November 2026] – Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater Main Hall, Aichi

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: Advance Lottery Open
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110
Taro Hakase Japan Tour

[Sunday, 15 November 2026] – Kobe International Conference Hall, Hyogo

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: General Sale Sold Out
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Thursday, 24 December 2026] – Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater hitaru, Hokkaido

  • Doors / Start: 17:30 Doors / 18:30 Start
  • Status: Advance Lottery Open
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Friday, 25 December 2026] – Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater hitaru, Hokkaido

  • Doors / Start: 17:30 Doors / 18:30 Start
  • Status: Advance Lottery Open
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

[Tuesday, 29 December 2026] – Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo

  • Doors / Start: TBC
  • Status: Advance Lottery Open
Ticket categoryAvailable seats from – to (JPY)Available seats from – to (USD, ref.)
All Seats Reserved¥11,000 – ¥16,500$73 – $110

Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirmed at the time of enquiry.

Ticketing Conditions & Restrictions:

  • Children under 4 years of age are not permitted entry.
  • Jumping is strictly prohibited at venues due to structural and vibration restrictions.
  • Standing in the front rows of upper balconies (3rd/4th floors) is prohibited for safety reasons.
  • Standard options include electronic ticket issuance (MOALA) or paper ticket pickup at designated convenience stores (Seven-Eleven, FamilyMart).

Understanding Japanese Lottery Tickets (抽選)

In Japan popular concert tickets are often given out using a system called Chusen. This system is also known as a lottery. Of selling tickets to the first people who arrive people apply during a certain time and then a random selection decides who gets the tickets. This is a way for Japanese organizers to handle a lot of people wanting to buy tickets. Since the rules about how to apply, checking who you are and how to pay can be different depending on the date and the place where you apply the exact details will be sent to you in writing before your order is completed. If you need help with getting tickets through the lottery, for this tour please get in touch with Jasumo.

Taro Hakase Japan Tour

Secure Your Tickets Today: Taro Hakase Japan Tour

To request tickets for Taro Hakase’s 30th Anniversary Tour, please prepare the following details before reaching out:

  • Preferred performance date(s)
  • Target venue/city
  • Total number of guests

Use the Contact Us button below to submit your request to our team.

Why Book Through Jasumo: Taro Hakase Japan Tour

Navigating the Japanese live performance ticketing environment presents notable hurdles for travelers based abroad:

  • Access Barriers: Major Japanese ticketing platforms mandate domestic Japanese mobile numbers, local address registration, and strict account verification. Popular performances sell out rapidly through exclusive pre-sale lotteries. Jasumo sources tickets directly through our extensive professional network, including official ticketing channels, venue contacts, and verified secondary market sources when primary allocations are exhausting.
  • Language and Communication: Ticket platforms, venue policies, and customer support operate exclusively in Japanese. Jasumo manages all communication with Japanese organizers on your behalf while providing clear, concise updates to you in English.
  • Payment Restrictions: Foreign credit cards are routinely reject by Japanese ticketing systems due to regional fraud filters. Jasumo processes transactions via localized Japanese payment channels, permitting you to pay simply through international options.

Every ticket acquired through Jasumo is thoroughly authenticate to guarantee authenticity. Paper tickets or electronic passes are securely deliver directly to your accommodation (hotel or Airbnb) anywhere in Japan via registered post or domestic courier. A service fee applies to facilitate this coordination, which will detail when you submit your enquiry.

How It Works: Taro Hakase Japan Tour

  1. Submit an Enquiry

    Contact us with your desired event, date, venue, and number of tickets required.

  2. Confirmation & Quote

    We verify live availability within our network and provide a clear overall order quote.

  3. Payment

    Complete your purchase securely using standard international payment options.

  4. Authentication & Delivery

    We acquire and verify your tickets, delivering them safely to your Japanese accommodation with continuous English customer support throughout.

Frequently Asked Questions: Taro Hakase Japan Tour

How are Jasumo’s order prices structured?

An order total is made up of the base ticket price, the transactional costs associated with the ticketing platforms used, and a Jasumo service fee. Because every event and sourcing pathway varies, please contact us directly to receive a comprehensive quote for your specific booking.

What should I do if my preferred concert date is listed as sold out?

Even when primary box offices display a sold-out status, Jasumo can frequently source authenticated seats through our established network and verified secondary options. Contact us with your preferred date to request a live inventory check.

How does an advance lottery ballot work for Taro Hakase concerts?

A lottery ballot requires submitting an application within a specified window prior to public sales. Successful entries are drawn at random after the window closes. Jasumo handles the submission process on your behalf and confirms exact conditions in writing prior to application.

Can young children attend the Taro Hakase 2026 performances?

No, official promoter regulations state that children under 4 years of age are not permitted to enter the concert halls on this tour.

How will I receive my tickets when I arrive in Japan?

Depending on the venue’s entry format, paper tickets are dispatched via trackable Japanese courier to your hotel front desk or Airbnb host prior to arrival, or electronic entry passes are issued to your mobile device with clear English guidance.

Venue & Access: Taro Hakase Japan Tour

  • Tokyo International Forum (Hall A) – Tokyo: Access via Yurakucho Station (JR Yamanote / Keihin-Tohoku Lines, Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line) or Tokyo Station. Located adjacent to the Marunouchi business district.
  • NHK Hall – Tokyo: Access via Harajuku Station (JR Yamanote Line) or Meiji-jingumae Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda/Fukutoshin Lines). Located adjacent to Yoyogi Park.
  • Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater hitaru – Hokkaido: Access via Odori Station (Sapporo Municipal Subway Tozai, Namboku, and Toho Lines). Located near Odori Park in central Sapporo.
  • Culttz Kawasaki – Kanagawa: Access via Kawasaki Station (JR Lines) or Keikyu Kawasaki Station, followed by a short local bus ride or 15-minute walk. Located near Fujimi Park.
  • Festival Hall – Osaka: Access directly connected to Higobashi Station (Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line) and Watanabebashi Station (Keihan Nakanoshima Line) in central Nakanoshima.

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