The Toki wo Koete Concert features Masaji Otsuka, Junji Ariyama, Kosuke Kanamori, Goro Nakagawa, Yoshiko Yoshida, Kenichi Nagira, ROBOW and Tomoki Suzuki at Hattori Ryokuchi Outdoor Music Hall in Osaka on 5 May 2027.
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| Date | Venue | City | Doors and Start |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 May 2027 (Wednesday, national holiday) | Hattori Ryokuchi Outdoor Music Hall | Osaka (Toyonaka, Osaka Prefecture) | Doors 11:00, start 12:00 |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
|---|---|---|
| General admission, advance sale | Around JPY 4,500 | Approximately USD 30 |
| General admission, same-day sale | To be confirmed | To be confirmed |
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The Toki wo Koete Concert exists because an older tradition ended. Until two years ago Hattori Ryokuchi Outdoor Music Hall in Osaka had a Golden Week concert called Spring’s First Concert. The organiser, known as Okuchan missed it enough to plan an event out of personal feelings.
The line-up follows the personal logic. Okuchan has invited friends from the folk music scene: Masaji Otsuka, Junji Ariyama Kosuke Kanamori, Goro Nakagawa, Yoshiko Yoshida, Kenichi Nagira, ROBOW and Tomoki Suzuki with further performers to be confirmed. The result is a gathering built on friendship among folk singers than a regular touring production.
The Toki wo Koete Concert takes place on 5 May 2027 in the middle of Golden Week with doors opening at 11:00 and music starting at 12:00. Okuchan has said that the concert will become an event if the first edition succeeds so the 2027 edition may be the start of a new tradition. There is no record of ticket demand yet because the concert has not happened before.
For a visitor from overseas the Toki wo Koete Concert offers the chance to hear folk singers in an open-air park setting, in Osaka among local audiences on a national holiday.
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Hattori Ryokuchi Outdoor Music Hall is an open‑air concert venue inside Hattori Ryokuchi Park, one of the parks in Osaka Prefecture. Reported capacity ranges from 1,000 to 1,700 depending on the source and layout and the exact figure for this concert is To be confirm. As an open‑air venue the hall hosts the Toki wo Koete Concert in rain or shine with cancellation in severe weather. The organiser advises rain gear asks audiences not to use umbrellas inside the venue and does not admit children under school age. Admission is admission on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
The hall stands in Toyonaka, Osaka Prefecture, 30 minutes by train from central Osaka. The nearest station is Ryokuchi‑koen Station on the Kita‑Osaka Kyuko Railway, five minutes on foot from the park’s East Central Plaza. The walk from the park entrance to the hall itself is To be confirm. Sone Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line is 20 minutes on foot from the park’s West Central Plaza. A recognisable nearby landmark is the Japan Open‑Air Museum of Old Farmhouses which stands within the park, in Toyonaka.
The Toki wo Koete Concert is held at Hattori Ryokuchi Outdoor Music Hall in Toyonaka, Osaka, on 5 May 2027. Doors open at 11:00 and the music starts at 12:00.
Yes, overseas visitors can attend the Toki wo Koete Concert in Osaka. Jasumo buys the tickets in Japan on behalf of visitors who cannot complete the purchase themselves.
General admission for the Toki wo Koete Concert has been listed at around JPY 4,500, approximately USD 30. The same-day price is To be confirm, and the final price for your order is confirmed after we discuss your requirements.
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