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Contact Jasumo Now →Ken-ichiro Kobayashi conducts the 24th Beethoven is Amazing! Complete Symphony Concert Series 2026 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall in Tokyo on 31 December 2026, featuring the Hiroyuki Iwaki Memorial Orchestra performing all nine symphonies.
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| Date | Venue | City | Doors and Start |
| 31 December 2026 (Thu) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall | Tokyo | Doors: 10:00 / Start: 10:55 (Scheduled end: 20:45) |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
| S Seat | ¥35,000 | ~$233 |
| A Seat | ¥30,000 | ~$200 |
| B Seat | ¥25,000 | ~$167 |
| C Seat | ¥15,000 | ~$100 |
| D Seat | ¥1,000 | ~$7 |
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The Beethoven is Amazing! Complete Symphony Concert Series occupies a treasured position in Japan’s New Year’s Eve classical music traditions. While listening to Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony is a deeply ingraine year-end custom across the nation, this marathon concert presents all nine symphonies in a single day, offering an extraordinary test of artistic endurance and passion. Conducted by the revered maestro Ken-ichiro Kobayashi—affectionately known as “Kobaken”—the annual production draws classical enthusiasts from across Japan to celebrate the transition into the New Year.
Central to the concert’s prestige is the Hiroyuki Iwaki Memorial Orchestra, an elite ensemble composed exclusively of concertmasters and principal musicians from Japan’s top orchestras. Led by prominent concertmaster Fuminori Shinozaki and supported by distinguished vocal soloists and choruses, the ensemble delivers an unparalleled standard of orchestral performance. Celebrating its 24th iteration in 2026, the performance spans nearly ten hours, complete with a dedicated dinner break, making it one of the most distinctive cultural gatherings in Tokyo.
For international visitors, attending this monumental marathon provides a rare opportunity to experience the profound depth of Japan’s classical music culture alongside dedicated local concertgoers on New Year’s Eve.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall The Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall is a world-class venue located in Toshima, Tokyo, renowned for its acoustics and housing one of the world’s largest pipe organs. The main concert hall seats over 1,900 patrons and regularly hosts world-renowned philharmonic orchestras and classical galas. Situate in the vibrant district of Ikebukuro in Tokyo, the venue is directly connect to Ikebukuro Station (serviced by the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Yurakucho Line, and Fukutoshin Line) via Exit 2b, making it a short two-minute walk from the station concourse near Global Ring Park.
Foreign visitors can purchase tickets through Jasumo, as local Japanese ticketing systems frequently require domestic payment cards and Japanese telephone numbers. Jasumo assists international patrons in navigating these requirements to secure seats in Tokyo.
The Beethoven Complete Symphony Concert at Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre is an all-day event running from 10:55 to approximately 20:45. The schedule includes a scheduled dinner break, though no dedicated lunch break is provided.
Children under school age are not permit to enter the Beethoven Complete Symphony Concert at Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre.
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Even if primary outlets list the Beethoven Complete Symphony Concert in Tokyo as sold out, Jasumo utilizes a broad network across Japan to source verified tickets.
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