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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August 28, 2026 at 10:00 am
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March 24, 2027 at 6:00 pm
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Four first-year piano students from Tokyo University of the Arts—Akihiro Yabe, Reina Yokoi, Nagomi Wada and Aina Watanabe—will perform together at the Geidai Piano Lunchtime Concert held at Kawai Omotesando Pause, in Tokyo on 25 March 2027.
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We understand why you are here
Buying Geidai Piano Lunchtime Concert tickets to events from outside Japan is genuinely difficult. Buying Geidai Piano Lunchtime Concert tickets to events from outside Japan can be a real challenge for many visitors, who only discover this after they have already tried. If any of the following sounds familiar you are, in the 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 and Start |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 March 2027 (Thursday) | Kawai Omotesando Pause | Tokyo | Doors 11:30, start 12:00 |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
|---|---|---|
| General admission | Approximately JPY 1,500 | Approximately USD 10 |
Geidai Piano Lunchtime Concert 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 listed at.
The final price for your order is confirm after we discuss your requirements, because availability and delivery differ from event to event.
Tickets for the Tokyo University of the Arts Lunchtime Concert in Tokyo issued for collection within Japan, and the exact format is confirm when we confirm your order.
Why this concert matters in Japan
The Tokyo University of the Arts Lunchtime Concert gives people in Tokyo a chance to hear the newest generation of Japanese classical pianists at the beginning of their training. Tokyo University of the Arts is Japan’s national university of the arts. Getting into its piano programme is seen as one of the toughest in the country. Akihiro Yabe, Reina Yokoi, Nagomi Wada and Aina Watanabe are all first‑year piano students. Volume 7 is part of a set of seven recitals that together show the university’s first‑year piano majors so each recital features a group of new performers.
The setting is distinctive. Kawai Omotesando Pause is operate under the name of Kawai, one of Japan’s best‑known piano makers. The series is linked with the Kawai Music Promotion Association. The concerts are held at midday a format that suits residents, shoppers and visitors in Omotesando who want to hear piano music in a small space. Tickets are release on a first‑come, first‑served basis. It is smart to act early.
If you are a visitor in Tokyo, in late March 2027 the recital gives you an intimate and affordable way to hear young Japanese pianists in one of the city’s best‑known districts.
How you receive your tickets
We get tickets using a network of places all over Japan. Event organizers, official ticket websites, event managers and the trusted resale market when an event is full. Every ticket is check to make sure it is real before it gets to you.
How you get the tickets depends on the type of ticket for the event and the company that handles the tickets. If there are tickets we send them by a safe delivery service or by Japan Post to your hotel or place where you are staying in Japan. If the tickets are digital we take care of the process. Help you understand how to use the ticketing app for the event so you know exactly what to do on the day. If the tickets need to be pick up in Japan we tell you where to go and what to bring. We let you know how you will get the tickets, for your event when we confirm your order and we help you in English the time.
Venue and access
Kawai Omotesando Pause, Tokyo
Kawai Omotesando Pause is a concert and showroom space that is run under the Kawai piano name. It is usually use for piano performances and music events. The capacity is to be confirm. Children who are not yet in school are not allowe to attend the Tokyo University of the Arts Lunchtime Concert which helps create an focuse atmosphere during the recital.
Kawai Omotesando Pause is located in the Omotesando area of Shibuya City in Tokyo. The closest stations are Omotesando Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Hanzomon and Chiyoda lines. Meiji-jingumae (Harajuku) Station is on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda and Fukutoshin lines. Harajuku Station is on the JR Yamanote Line. The walking time from each station is to be confirm. The tree-lined Omotesando avenue is the famous landmark, in the area.
Frequently asked questions: Geidai Piano Lunchtime Concert
The Tokyo University of the Arts Lunchtime Concert Vol. 7 is held at Kawai Omotesando Pause in Tokyo on Thursday 25 March 2027. Doors open at 11:30 and the recital starts at 12:00.
Yes, through Jasumo. We buy the tickets in Japan on your behalf, so no Japanese card or phone number is need from you.
General admission for the recital at Kawai Omotesando Pause in Tokyo is listed at approximately JPY 1,500, or about USD 10. Prices change over time, and the final price for your order is confirm after we discuss your requirements.
Your order made 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.
Tickets for the recital in Tokyo are released on a first-come, first-served basis, and Jasumo continues to search through our wider network after the concert sells out. Availability is confirm before any order is made.
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