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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July 4, 2026 at 1:10 pm
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December 11, 2026 at 1:11 pm
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Violin virtuoso Taro Hakase Tickets Tokyo performs live at NHK Hall in Tokyo on 12 December 2026 and 13 December 2026. Jasumo secures tickets on behalf of international visitors attending these concerts.
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Pain points
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 decline 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.
Dates, venues and ticket prices
| Date | Venue | City | Doors | Start |
| 12 December 2026 (Sat) | NHK Hall | Tokyo | 15:00 | 16:00 |
| 13 December 2026 (Sun) | NHK Hall | Tokyo | To be confirmed | 14:00 |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
| All seats reserved. | ¥11,000 – ¥15,000 | $75 – $105 |
Ticket prices vary by date, seat category and availability, and change over time with demand. The figures above are a general guide to what seats for this event have been list at.
The final price for your order is confirm after we discuss your requirements, because availability and delivery differ from event to event.
Tickets are available as paper tickets issued at Japanese convenience stores or as electronic tickets.
Why this artist or event matters in Japan
Taro Hakase holds a unique place in contemporary Japanese music as the nation’s most widely recognized crossover violinist. Taro Hakase achieved nationwide fame as the former leader of the acoustic group Kryzler & Kompany before establishing a massively successful solo career. His signature piece, “Etupirka”, served as the main theme for the acclaimed documentary program Jounetsu Tairiku, establishing the tune as a staple of Japanese television culture. His international reputation was cemented globally through his collaboration with Celine Dion on the hit single “To Love You More”, which topped music charts across Japan.
Live performances by Taro Hakase are legendary across Japan for bridging classical discipline with high-energy pop entertainment. Audiences actively participate during his energetic rendition of “Jounetsu Tairiku”, famously waving giant colorful feather boas in unison. These annual autumn and winter hall tours sell out rapidly nationwide, drawing diverse generations of fans into major concert venues.
Attending a concert by Taro Hakase gives international travelers an opportunity to experience an authentic Japanese musical tradition that combines virtuosic violin artistry with joyous, interactive stadium-level showmanship.
How you receive your tickets
We secure tickets through a wide network of sources across Japan — event organisers, official ticketing platforms, event owners, and the verified resale market when an event has sold out. Every ticket is authentic as genuine before it reaches you.
How you receive them depends on the ticket format for the event and the ticketing agency involved. Physical tickets are issue, we send them by secure courier or by Japan Post to your hotel or accommodation in Japan. Where tickets are issue electronically, we manage the process and guide you through the ticketing application used for the event, so that you know exactly what to do on the day. Where tickets are collect in Japan, we tell you where to go and what to bring. We confirm the method for your event when we confirm your order, and you are support in English throughout.
Venue and access
NHK Hall (Tokyo)
NHK Hall is a premier concert hall with a seating capacity of 3,600, operated by Japan’s public broadcaster and famous for hosting major television broadcasts such as the annual Kohaku Uta Gassen. The auditorium features multi-tiered seating with outstanding acoustics designed specifically for orchestral, classical, and pop performances. The venue is located in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, inside Yoyogi Park near the Meiji Jingu shrine complex. The closest stations are Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line (a 10-minute walk) and Meiji-jingumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda and Fukutoshin Lines (an 8-minute walk).
Frequently Asked Questions
Purchasing tickets for Taro Hakase in Tokyo through Japanese ticketing systems typically requires a Japanese phone number and a local payment method. Jasumo manages the entire purchase process within Japan on behalf of overseas travellers.
If primary ticket sales for Taro Hakase at NHK Hall are sold out, Jasumo utilises a trust network of verified fan-to-fan exchanges and secondary sellers across Japan to source legitimate seats.
Tickets for the Tokyo show are delivered directly to your hotel or accommodation in Tokyo or provide via guided electronic delivery depending on the ticket issue format.
Your order is making up of the ticket price, the cost of the platforms we use to purchase your ticket, and our service fee. Every event and order is different, so for full details and a price for your specific order, please contact us.
Children under four years of age are not permitted entry to the Taro Hakase performance at NHK Hall in Tokyo.
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