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February 6, 2026 at 3:00 pm
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February 6, 2026 at 6:00 pm
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Overview
Kazuo Funaki “Kazuo Funaki Live 2026” is a poignant, folk-spiritual sonic pilgrimage by Kazuo Funaki (born 1939 in Hokkaido), the revered Japanese folk singer-songwriter whose gravelly timbre, introspective lyrics, and acoustic simplicity have embodied the nation’s soul since his 1965 debut Soshiro no Uta, with over 30 albums and timeless staples like “Soshiro no Uta”, “Yuki no Hana”, and “Hitori no Yoru” from Hitori no Uta (1970) earning him the nickname “God of Folk” and NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen invitations, blending enka, folk, and kayokyoku for generations of heartfelt reflection.
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Contact Jasumo Now →This intimate afternoon pilgrimage—his latest solo outing post-2024’s reflective series—delivers a ~100 minute “folk rampage” of Hitori no Uta deep cuts, acoustic confessions, and 2026 spiritual previews amid minimalist lighting and hushed sing-alongs. Sole performance at Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall on February 6, 2026 (Fri), 15:00 (doors 14:30), it’s a “prime Funaki jihad” of sonic serenity.
Hailed on X as “Kazuo Funaki’s 2026 folk apocalypse” and “Mozart Hall’s spiritual arcs,” this independent production revives “Soshiro no Uta” with unbridled vulnerability. Tickets ¥8,800 all reserved via general release on eplus from October 10, 2025, 10:00 JST – February 2, 2026, 18:00 JST (still open). Secure via eplus—this introspective interlude is primed for swift sellouts.
Why Attend
Plunge into Kazuo Funaki’s folk jihad—gravelly timbre and introspective arcs cascade through “Soshiro no Uta” confessions and “Yuki no Hana” horizons, live in Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall’s 1,318-seat Tokyo intimacy, where Hitori no Uta grooves meet 60-year legacy in minimalist warmth and swaying catharsis. Revel in afternoon pilgrimage: solo serenity for an odyssey echoing his 2024 NHK specials.
Embrace sonic sorcery: Hokkaido sonic sage summoning Tokyo’s winters through 100-minute barrages of “Hitori no Yoru” swells and fan-fueled falsettos. Savor value vortex: ¥8,800 all reserved for raw folk reckonings; unbeatable for Funaki pilgrims. Nestle in Katsushika’s spiritual nexus: Mozart Hall’s sanctuary glow ties to San’ya district humanity, Kinshicho’s Shibamata Taishakuten, and Haneda ease—pre-show soba or post-rite craft sake in working-class underbelly.
Tour Schedule & Ticket Information
| Date | City | Venue | Time | Doors | Capacity | Special Notes |
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| 2026/02/06 (Fri) | Tokyo | Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall | 15:00 | 14:30 | 1,318 | Afternoon solo; all reserved; 1 hour 50 min, no intermission |
Program: Folk rampage (~100 min). Core: “Soshiro no Uta”, “Yuki no Hana”, “Hitori no Yoru”, Hitori no Uta grooves, 2026 teases. Subject to change; no intermission—relentless spiritual relay.
Performers: Kazuo Funaki (vocals/guitar) – solo acoustic.
Ticket Types & Pricing
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| All Seats Reserved (General) | ¥8,800 |
Reseller Pricing (Per Ticket, Subject to Change): ¥10,000–¥14,000 | ~20–100 tickets post-general.
Notes
- All reserved seating; preschool children not admitted.
- Wheelchair: Contact venue pre-purchase for availability.
- No refunds except cancellation/postponement; no resale (invalidated); no re-entry; baggage inspections; late entry may restrict seating.
- No recording prohibited; cheering ok but no disruption.
- Secure through Jasumo for ¥8,800 advances—folk legacy ensures sellout risks.
Sales Schedule
- General Release: October 10, 2025, 10:00 JST – February 2, 2026, 18:00 JST (up to 8 tickets/app; 4 apps limit per person).
- Event Entry: Reserved/timed; arrive early for merch. Pickup at 7-Eleven/FamilyMart from October 10, 2025 onward.
Purchase Channels
Contact Jasumo through the Jasumo Contact Form to streamline your eplus registration, payment, and pickup. The official platform is eplus (eplus.jp), where general release starts October 10, 2025, 10:00 JST (up to 8 tickets/application; 4 applications limit per person).
Payment options include credit card (instant upon completion), convenience store/ATM (7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson/Ministop/Daily Yamazaki, Pay-easy), or online banking (by deadline). Pickup available at 7-Eleven (register) or FamilyMart (multi-copy machine) from October 10, 2025 onward. Jasumo handles bilingual navigation for international users, ensuring seamless general entry, payment via global cards, and physical ticket delivery. Inquiries go to eplus Support at 0570-000-999 (10:00–18:00 JST).
Venue Details
- Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall (Tokyo)
- Location: 6-33-1 Tateishi, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 124-0012.
- Capacity: 1,318 reserved.
- Access: 10-min walk from Kameido Station (JR Sobu Line).
- Attractions: Shibamata Taishakuten Temple, San’ya district, Kinshicho shopping.
Booking with Jasumo
Submit your request through the Jasumo Contact Form with complete details: date, venue, ticket type (all reserved), and quantity (e.g., “February 6 Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall, 2x all reserved”). Jasumo offers comprehensive bilingual support, including eplus account creation, general release submission, payment guidance via international credit cards or convenience store instructions, and physical pickup coordination at 7-Eleven/FamilyMart.
Group bookings up to 8 tickets per application are supported, with 4 applications limit per person. Apply now (open since October 10, 2025)—¥8,800 tickets vanish fast for folk jihad savings. Jasumo ensure seamless navigation for international users, from release rush to wheelchair prep.
Inquiries
For performance or ticket issues, contact eplus Support at 0570-000-999 (10:00–18:00 JST). For wheelchair access, contact venue pre-purchase. For venue-specific details, visit https://www.k-mil.gr.jp/. Jasumo can relay inquiries in English and Japanese, ensuring clear communication with organizers.
Disclaimer
Jasumo provide a specialized facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, assisting with ticket acquisition through authorized platforms like eplus. 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, local platform navigation, payment methods, and high-demand general releases. Securing tickets is not guaranteed. Apply via Jasumo from October 10, 2025 to access official ¥8,800 pricing and avoid resales. For travel planning, Jasumo can coordinate with Tokyo Tourism.
Reviews
- “Kazuo Funaki’s folk jihad jangled—Soshiro no Uta confessions, Yuki no Hana horizons: Mozart Hall’s spiritual sorcery!”
- “Jasumo snagged reserved seats; Katsushika bang + Hitori no Uta swells = prime pilgrimage peak!”
- “Afternoon solo relay pulsed—60-year grooves, 2026 teases: Funaki’s anthemic arcs!”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is the program for Kazuo Funaki at Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall?
A: Folk rampage (~100 min). Core: “Soshiro no Uta”, “Yuki no Hana”, “Hitori no Yoru”, Hitori no Uta grooves, 2026 teases. Subject to change; no intermission—relentless spiritual relay.
Q2: Can international fans buy tickets without speaking Japanese?
A: Yes—Jasumo provide full bilingual support for eplus general release submissions, including account setup, payment via global cards or convenience store guidance, and physical pickup at 7-Eleven/FamilyMart. Contact via the Jasumo Contact Form with your quantity (up to 8 tickets/app, 4 apps max).
Q3: Are children allowed, and what are the policies?
A: Preschool children not admitted. Ages 6+ require tickets at ¥8,800. No lap-sitting; folk, family-friendly—bring earplugs for sensitivities.
Q4: What are the accessibility accommodations at the venue?
A: Reserved seating with limited options; wheelchair spaces available—contact venue pre-purchase. No re-entry; late entry may limit views.
Q5: Why is this event special?
A: Kazuo Funaki’s “Kazuo Funaki Live 2026” at 1,318-capacity Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall—intimate folk showcase reviving Hitori no Uta with “Soshiro no Uta” confessions and spiritual horizons in acoustic serenity. This sage jihad celebrates 60 years with introspective swells and new reflections for a Funaki odyssey of anthemic arcs and fan-fueled falsettos.
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