4th Beautiful Japanese Songs: Tracing 147 Years of Western Music in Japan Ticket Information

• January 28, 2026 at 6:00 pm
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• January 28, 2026 at 10:00 pm
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Overview

This is the ticket information for the 4th Beautiful Japanese Songs concert, a special event dedicated to tracing the 147-year history of Western music’s introduction and development in Japan. This cultural journey will feature a wide selection of beloved Japanese songs that have been shaped by Western musical styles since their inception.

The performance boasts an impressive lineup, including the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Roppongi Men’s Chorus ZIG-ZAG, and a large cast of solo vocalists such as John Ken Nuzzo and Kamino Mika. The concert will be conducted by Hatsutani Takashi with accompaniment by pianists Kurebayashi Yayoi and Iwai Miki.

Adding educational depth to the performance, renowned composer and commentator Saegusa Shigeaki will provide commentary, with Matsumoto Shinobu serving as the Master of Ceremonies (MC). The concert will be held in the prestigious Suntory Hall Main Hall in Tokyo, known for its superb acoustics, ensuring a rich and immersive experience of these historical Japanese melodies.

Why Attend

• Experience a unique concert tracing the 147-year history of Western music’s influence on Japanese songwriting.
• Hear beloved Japanese songs (Nihon no Uta) like “Ruined Castle Moon,” “First Love,” and “The Blue Shoes” performed by a full orchestra and chorus.
• The show features the highly respected Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and the renowned Roppongi Men’s Chorus ZIG-ZAG.
• Commentary is provided by famous composer Saegusa Shigeaki, adding valuable historical and musical context.
• The performance is held in the world-class Suntory Hall Main Hall, guaranteeing excellent acoustics.
• Exceptionally low-priced tickets are available for this major orchestral and choral event, with a D seat option at just ¥1,000.

Performance Dates & Ticket Information

This listing is for a single evening performance held in late January. Tickets are on general release and are sold on a First-Come, First-Served basis.

Ticket Types & Pricing

This concert offers a wide range of pricing options across five tiers, making it highly accessible to all budgets.

Booking with Jasumo

Submit your request through the Jasumo Contact Form with: date, venue, ticket type (reserved), and quantity (e.g., “February 7 Toki Messe Niigata, 2x reserved”). Jasumo offers comprehensive bilingual support, including eplus account creation, lottery/general release submission, payment guidance, and physical pickup coordination.

Group bookings up to 4 tickets per application supported, with 1 application limit per show. Apply early for lottery—¥12,100 tickets vanish fast for diamond jihad savings. Jasumo ensure seamless navigation for international users, from lottery entry to entry validation.

Disclaimer

Jasumo provides a specialized facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, assisting with ticket acquisition for cultural events like Europe Kikaku’s 44th Performance “Internet Island Explorer” Tour through authorized platforms like Pia. We are not a ticket reseller and do not sell tickets directly. Our role is to guide international customers through the official booking process, addressing challenges such as:

• Language Barriers: Japanese-only ticketing systems; Jasumo offers bilingual support.
• Local Platforms: Assistance with lottery registration, payments, and e-ticket delivery.
• High Demand: ~300–1,500 seats per venue and troupe’s cult following create sellout risks; we manage deadlines for prime chances.

Securing tickets is not guaranteed. Book via Jasumo by venue deadlines (e.g., Nov 5, 2025, for Tokyo) for official ¥8,500 pricing to avoid resales. For travel planning, we can coordinate with regional tourism boards.

Reviews

“An educational and moving concert that highlights the beautiful convergence of Japanese melody and Western harmony in classic songs.”

“Hearing these cherished tunes performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra in the magnificent Suntory Hall is a truly patriotic and emotionally rich experience.”

“The addition of commentary by Saegusa Shigeaki elevates this from a simple concert to a valuable cultural history lesson.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What specific songs are planned to be performed?

The planned repertoire includes beloved Japanese songs such as “Ruined Castle Moon,” “First Love,” “Village Festival,” “Red Shoes,” and “The Desert of the Moon,” among many others tracing the 147-year history.

What is the restriction on children attending the concert?

Preschool children are strictly not allowed to enter the venue for this performance.

How many tickets can I purchase per application?

You can specify up to 8 tickets per single application, with an overall restriction of 4 applications in total across the ticket reception.

What orchestra and chorus are performing?

The concert features the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Roppongi Men’s Chorus ZIG-ZAG, along with various solo vocalists.

What is the cheapest ticket option available for this concert?

The most affordable option is the D seat, which is priced at only ¥1,000.

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