Kichiro Tanaka is Content Manager at Jasumo, the Tokyo-based consultancy that helps international visitors experience Japan without the barriers. He oversees Jasumo's event listings and guides, making sure every page gives overseas visitors accurate dates, venue details and ticket information, and explains clearly the practical steps (Japanese-only registration, phone verification, payment, ticket collection) that can stand between a visitor and the event. He works with Jasumo's ticket and concierge desk in Tokyo, so that what is published reflects how things actually work on the ground.
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May 15, 2026 at 5:37 pm
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November 24, 2026 at 5:37 pm
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The Night Piano 2026 season invites world‑class pianists to Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall, in Kawasaki, Japan. The Night Piano will run from September 2026 through February 2027.
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We understand why you are here
Buying tickets to Japanese events from outside Japan is genuinely difficult, and most visitors only discover this once they have already tried. If any of the following sounds familiar, you are in the right place.
- Your credit card was declin at checkout, with no explanation
- You were ask for a Japanese phone number you do not have
- The whole checkout was in Japanese and you could not get past it
- You need tickets at short notice and cannot afford to keep trying
- The event sold out before you worked out what to do
- You found a seller online but you are not confident the tickets are genuine
- You are not sure how a ticket would even reach you while you are travelling
What Jasumo does about it
- We buy the ticket for you, in Japan, on your behalf
- We handle the entire Japanese side, so no Japanese card or phone number is need from you
- We keep looking after an event has sold out, through our wider network
- We authenticate every ticket as genuine before it reaches you
- We deliver to your hotel or accommodation in Japan, or guide you through an electronic ticket
- We tell you exactly what to do on the day
- You are support in English from your first message to the night itself
Jasumo is a Tokyo-based ticket concierge in Minato-ku. You tell us the show you want; we deal with the Japanese side and get the ticket into your hands in Japan.
Concert Dates and Schedule
| Date | Venue | City | Doors | Start |
| 8 September 2026 (Tue) | Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall | Kawasaki | 18:15 | 19:00 |
| 6 October 2026 (Tue) | Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall | Kawasaki | 18:15 | 19:00 |
| 24 November 2026 (Tue) | Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall | Kawasaki | 18:15 | 19:00 |
| 16 December 2026 (Wed) | Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall | Kawasaki | 18:15 | 19:00 |
| 21 January 2027 (Thu) | Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall | Kawasaki | 18:15 | 19:00 |
| 25 February 2027 (Thu) | Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall | Kawasaki | 18:15 | 19:00 |
Ticket Prices
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
| S Seats (1st to 3rd Floor) | ¥6,000 – ¥7,000 | $40 – $47 |
| A Seats (4th Floor) | ¥4,000 – ¥5,000 | $27 – $33 |
| P Seats (Stage Rear) | ¥4,000 – ¥5,000 | $27 – $33 |
Ticket prices vary by date, seat category and availability, and change over time with demand. The figure above are a general guide to what seats for this event have been listed at.
The final price for your order is confirme after we discuss your requirements, because availability and delivery differ from event to event.
Performances issue paper tickets or electronic entries depending on the seat allocation.
Why Night Piano Matters in Japan
The Night Piano concert series has become an event for people who love classical music in Kawasaki and the surrounding Tokyo area. Japanese people who enjoy music are know for really valuing exact playing and creative expression which makes performance by winners of international competitions very exciting cultural events. This 2026 and 2027 series put together by the Kanagawa Arts Association focuses on competition winners who are shaping the modern classical music scene.
The list of performers includes Lee Hyuk, who won the 2022 Long-Thibaud Competition; Kevin Chen, who received an award at the Chopin Competition; Yulianna Avdeeva, who won prize in the 2010 Chopin Competition; Keigo Mukawa, who came in third place at the Queen Elisabeth Competition; Jaeden Izik-Zulko, who won the 2024 Leeds Competition; and young star Sophia Liu. Having these talented musicians perform in the place during one season gives classical music fans a chance to see different styles of playing in a great sound environment.
People from countries who love classical music and are visiting Japan will find this series a special chance to hear very good pianists in one of the best modern concert halls, in the country.
How You Receive Your Tickets
We get tickets through a range of trusted sources across Japan. Including event organisers, official ticketing platforms, event owners and the verifie resale market when an event is sold out. Every ticket is. Confirm as real before it is sent to you.
How you receive your tickets depends on the event’s ticket format and the ticketing agency. If physical ticket are issue we send them by courier or Japan Post directly to your hotel or accommodation in Japan. If tickets are electronic we handle the process. Guide you step by step through the ticketing app or website used for the event so you know exactly what to do on the day. If you need to collect your tickets in Japan we tell you the location and what documents or items to bring. We confirm the method for your event when we confirm your order and we support you in English from start, to finish.
Venue and Access
Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall is a concert venue in Kawasaki know throughout the country for its special vineyard-style acoustic. The hall seats about 2,000 people arranged in levels around the stage. This setup gives both performers and audience members a personal experience with excellent sightlines and sound quality. It’s the place in Kanagawa Prefecture for big classical music events, including international recitals and large orchestral performances.
The hall is in Saiwai Ward of Kawasaki City. It connects directly to JR Kawasaki Station through a walkway. That station is servedby three lines: the JR Tokaido Line, the Keihin-Tohoku Line and the Nambu Line. From the station exit it takes than three minutes to reach the hall on foot. Next, to the building stands Lazona Kawasaki Plaza, a well-known shopping center that draws many visitors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, international visitors can attend the Night Piano 2026 recitals at Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall in Kawasaki. However, purchasing tickets directly through primary vendors requires navigating Japanese checkout portals and registration procedures, which Jasumo manages on your behalf.
Every recital in the Night Piano 2026 season is held at Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall in Kawasaki, Japan.
Certain recitals, such as those featuring Yulianna Avdeeva or Keigo Mukawa, may sell out early on primary ticketing platforms. Jasumo accesses verified ticketing resources in Japan to secure valid seats even after general sales close.
Jasumo arranges paper ticket delivery to your hotel or accommodation in Japan prior to the performance, or provides complete step-by-step guidance for entry using the ticketing application used for the event.
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