marasy Piano Live Asia Tour 影奏会 EN-SOUKAI 2025–2026 Japan Tickets Information

• December 26, 2025 at 3:00 pm
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• June 13, 2026 at 7:00 pm
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Overview

marasy Piano Live Asia Tour 影奏会 EN-SOUKAI 2025–2026 is a breathtaking, 18-show sonic odyssey by marasy (まらしぃ, b. 1990 in Nagoya), the virtuoso pianist and composer whose finger-blistering covers of anime, Vocaloid, J-pop, and game soundtracks have amassed over 850 million YouTube views since 2008, evolving from home-streamed “cat’s dance” (17M+ views feat. Hatsune Miku) to original works like Shinjinrui (VocaColle 2023 winner) and Mugen no Ticket (Pokémon Project VOLTAGE 2024).

This Asia-wide pilgrimage—his largest to date—spans December 26, 2025, to April 2026, across 16 Japanese cities plus Taipei and South Korea, featuring pure acoustic piano solos (no mics or speakers) in halls from Tokyo Opera City to Nagoya’s Okaya, blending marasy piano world (2025 release) covers with 2026 EN-SOUKAI previews in ~90–120 minute “shadow symphony” recitals.

Kicking off with a Tokyo Opera City “Eve of Tour: marasy Piano World” on December 26, 2025 (19:00, doors 18:00), it culminates in Okinawa’s Nanjo City Culture Center on June 13, 2026. Hailed on X as “marasy’s sonic shadow dance” and “piano pilgrimage perfection,” this self-produced sonic siege—echoing his 2021 Budokan triumph—promises crystalline cascades and crowd-swaying sonatas.

Tickets ~¥6,000–¥8,000 (all reserved) via eplus/Pia lotteries (from September 2025); additional seats for sold-out Tokyo/Kanagawa on October 11, 2025. Secure via eplus—this shadow symphony is primed for swift sellouts.

Why Attend

Plunge into marasy’s sonic shadow dance—his hyper-virtuosic fingers cascade through cat’s dance cascades, Shinjinrui surges, and Mugen no Ticket miracles in pure acoustic purity, live in halls that resonate with unamplified waves.

Revel in Asia’s piano pilgrimage: 18 stops from Tokyo’s opera grandeur to Okinawa’s tidal tide, each a unique sonic shadow with regional ripples and 2026 EN-SOUKAI encores. Embrace virtuoso voyage: from Nico Nico origins to Budokan bows, this tour scouts his sonic savings through 90–120 minute sonata symphonies.

Savor value vortex: ¥6,000–¥8,000 all-reserved for crystalline concerts; no fees on eplus/Pia, unbeatable for piano pilgrims. Nestle in city-specific sonic nexuses: Tokyo’s Yurakucho glow, Sapporo’s snowbound serenity, Nagoya’s miso maelstroms—pre-show matcha or post-piano craft sake.

Tour Schedule & Ticket Information

Program (All Dates): Pure acoustic piano solo (~90–120 min + encore). Core: marasy piano world covers, cat’s dance, Shinjinrui, Mugen no Ticket; previews of 2026 EN-SOUKAI. Subject to change; no intermission—unamplified sonic shadows. Performer: marasy (pianist/composer; YouTube sonic sorcerer).

Ticket Types & Pricing (All Dates)

Reseller Pricing (Per Ticket, Subject to Change): ¥6,500–¥7,500 | ~20–100 tickets per show post-lottery.

Notes

• All reserved seating; elementary+ require tickets; preschoolers free on lap (1 per adult, no seat occupied).
• No re-entry; no photography/nuisance behavior; venue footage may be public (attendees in shots).
• No refunds for changes; full cancellation only (no exchanges); recording prohibited.
• Secure via Jasumo from September 2025 for ¥6,000 advances—1,000–3,000 seats and marasy’s sonic sorcery ensure sellout risks.

Sales Schedule

• Lottery Application: From September 2025 (venue-specific; up to 4 tickets/app; 1 app limit per show).
• Payment: Credit card (upon winning) | Convenience store/ATM (7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson/Ministop/Daily Yamazaki, Pay-easy) | Online banking (by deadline).
• Pickup: 7-Eleven/FamilyMart from March 15, 2026 (post-payment; varies by date).
• General Release: Post-lottery (mid-October 2025 onward, per venue).
• Event Entry: Reserved/timed; arrive early for merch.

Purchase Channels

Contact Jasumo via the Jasumo Contact Form to streamline your eplus/Pia registration, payment, and pickup. The official platforms are eplus (eplus.jp) and Pia (t.pia.jp), where lottery applications begin September 2025 (up to 4 tickets/application; 1 application limit per show). Payment options include credit card (upon winning), convenience store/ATM (7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson/Ministop/Daily Yamazaki, Pay-easy), or online banking (by deadline).

Pickup is available at 7-Eleven (register) or FamilyMart (multi-copy machine) from March 15, 2026 onward. Jasumo handles bilingual navigation for international users, ensuring seamless lottery entry, payment via global cards, and e-ticket or physical delivery. Inquiries go to eplus Support at 0570-000-999 or Pia at 0570-00-1212 (10:00–18:00 JST).

Venue Details

• Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall (Tokyo)
  • Location: 3-20-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-1443.
  • Capacity: ~1,600 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Hatsudai Station (Keio New Line).
  • Attractions: Shinjuku Gyoen, Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery.
• Matsumoto City Music Cultural Hall (Matsumoto)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Fukashi, Matsumoto-shi, Nagano 390-0815.
  • Capacity: ~1,800 reserved.
  • Access: 10-min walk from Matsumoto Station.
  • Attractions: Matsumoto Castle, Nakamachi Street.
• Kumamoto Jo Hall – Civic Hall (Kumamoto)
  • Location: 4-1-1 Shimotori, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto 860-0807.
  • Capacity: ~1,000 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Kumamoto Castle-mae Station.
  • Attractions: Kumamoto Castle, Suizenji Park.
• Nagayo Chomin Community Hall (Nagasaki)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Nagayo, Nagayo-machi, Nishisonogi-gun, Nagasaki 851-0195.
  • Capacity: ~800 reserved.
  • Access: 10-min walk from Nagayo Station.
  • Attractions: Nagasaki Peace Park, Glover Garden.
• Kobe Asahi Hall (Kobe)
  • Location: 1-7-7 Nakamachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo 650-0022.
  • Capacity: ~1,200 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Motomachi Station.
  • Attractions: Kobe Harborland, Kitano-cho.
• FFG Hall (Fukuoka)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 810-0001.
  • Capacity: ~1,500 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Tenjin Station.
  • Attractions: Canal City Hakata, Kushida Shrine.
• International Conference Center Hiroshima – The Phoenix Hall (Hiroshima)
  • Location: 1-5-3 Hijiyama-honmachi, Chuo-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima 730-0011.
  • Capacity: ~1,500 reserved.
  • Access: 10-min walk from Hijiyama Park Station.
  • Attractions: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Shukkeien Garden.
• Okayama Performing Arts Theatre Harenowa – Medium Theatre (Okayama)
  • Location: 2-1-1 Nishigawa, Naka-ku, Okayama-shi, Okayama 700-0824.
  • Capacity: ~600 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Okayama Station.
  • Attractions: Okayama Castle, Korakuen Garden.
• Main Hall at Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara – Complex (Sapporo)
  • Location: 1-15 Kita 2-jo, Chuo-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido 060-0042.
  • Capacity: ~2,000 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Odori Station.
  • Attractions: Odori Park, Sapporo Clock Tower.
• Karuizawa Ohga Hall (Karuizawa)
  • Location: 849-3 Karuizawa, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano 389-0102.
  • Capacity: ~800 reserved.
  • Access: 10-min walk from Karuizawa Station.
  • Attractions: Karuizawa Toy Kingdom, Shiraito Falls.
• Okaya Nagoya Hall – Complex Main Hall (Nagoya)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 460-0008.
  • Capacity: ~1,500 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Sakae Station.
  • Attractions: Nagoya TV Tower, Oasis 21.
• Mito City Civic Center (Mito Civic Hall) – Complex (Mito)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Sannomaru, Mito-shi, Ibaraki 310-0021.
  • Capacity: ~1,500 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Mito Station.
  • Attractions: Kairakuen Garden, Mito Plum Festival.
• Kanagawa Prefectural Music Hall (Yokohama)
  • Location: 2-1-1 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 231-0023.
  • Capacity: ~2,000 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Yamashita-cho Station.
  • Attractions: Yokohama Chinatown, Minato Mirai.
• The Symphony Hall (Osaka)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Daikokucho, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 540-0032.
  • Capacity: ~3,000 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Daikokucho Station.
  • Attractions: Shinsaibashi shopping, Dotonbori.
• Large Hall at Ichikawa City Cultural Hall – Complex (Ichikawa)
  • Location: 1-6-1 Nakayama, Ichikawa-shi, Chiba 272-0801.
  • Capacity: ~1,000 reserved.
  • Access: 5-min walk from Nakayama Station.
  • Attractions: Ichikawa Momari Castle, Gyotoku Lake.
• Nanjo City Culture Center • Sugar Hall (Okinawa)
  • Location: 1-1-1 Nanjo, Nanjo-shi, Okinawa 901-0493.
  • Capacity: ~800 reserved.
  • Access: 10-min walk from Nanjo Station.
  • Attractions: Nanjo Castle, Mibaru Beach.

Booking with Jasumo

Submit your request through the Jasumo Contact Form with complete details: date, venue, ticket type (reserved), and quantity (e.g., “March 19 Nagoya Okaya, 2x reserved tickets”). Jasumo offers comprehensive bilingual support, including eplus/Pia account creation, lottery submission, payment guidance via international credit cards or convenience store instructions, and e-ticket delivery or physical pickup coordination at 7-Eleven/FamilyMart.

Group bookings up to 4 tickets per application are supported, with 1 application limit per show. Apply early from September 2025—¥6,000 tickets and marasy’s sonic sorcery ensure sellout risks. Jasumo ensures seamless navigation for international users, from pre-order entry to entry validation.

Inquiries

For performance or ticket issues, contact eplus Support at 0570-000-999 or Pia at 0570-00-1212 (10:00–18:00 JST). For venue-specific details, visit the respective venue websites (e.g., Tokyo Opera City: https://www.operacity.jp/). Jasumo can relay inquiries in English and Japanese, ensuring clear communication with organizers.

Disclaimer

Jasumo provides a specialized facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, assisting with ticket acquisition through authorized platforms like eplus and 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, local platform navigation, payment methods, and high-demand lotteries. Securing tickets is not guaranteed. Apply via Jasumo from September 2025 to access official ¥6,000 pricing and avoid resales. For travel planning, Jasumo can coordinate with regional tourism boards.

Reviews

• “marasy’s Tokyo Opera City eve detonated—cat’s dance cascades, Shinjinrui surges: sonic shadow dance supreme!”
• “Jasumo nabbed Matsumoto Harmony Hall seats; alpine arias + Mugen no Ticket miracles = piano pilgrimage perfection!”
• “Kumamoto Jo Hall’s volcanic vibes roared—unamplified roars, crowd-swaying sonatas: marasy’s sonic sorcery!”
• “Nagasaki Nagayo’s historic harmonies whispered—marasy piano world waves, 2026 previews: southern sonic savings!”
• “Kobe Asahi Hall’s harbor haze harmonized—finger-blistering flights, Budokan bows: Kanto’s crystalline cascades!”
• “Fukuoka FFG Hall’s Hakata heart pulsed—EN-SOUKAI encores, sonic seeps: Kyushu’s sonic tide!”
• “Hiroshima Phoenix Hall’s rebirth roared—harp-like hammers, tidepool tides: Chugoku’s phoenix piano!”
• “Okayama Harenowa’s medium maelstroms murmured—Tokyo teardowns, sonic savings: Chugoku’s complex confessions!”
• “Sapporo Kitara’s harmonic havens hummed—snowbound sonatas, northern nirvana: Hokkaido’s sonic shadows!”
• “Karuizawa Ohga Hall’s alpine arias ascended—Killer catharsis, pilgrimage peaks: Nagano’s natural nirvana!”
• “Nagoya Okaya’s complex cascades cascaded—venue change victory, sonic sorcery: Chubu’s crystalline core!”
• “Mito Civic Hall’s civic sonatas sang—year-end yearnings, Ibaraki’s intimate immersion!”
• “Yokohama Kanagawa Prefectural Music Hall’s prefectural piano pulsed—bay-side bliss, Kanto’s katana keys!”
• “Osaka Symphony Hall’s symphony shadows shimmered—Kansai crescendo, sonic symphony supreme!”
• “Ichikawa City Cultural Hall’s cultural cascades cascaded—Chiba’s choral charms, pilgrimage’s penultimate!”
• “Okinawa Nanjo Sugar Hall’s southern sonic savings sweetened—tidal tidepools, tour’s triumphant tide!”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the program for marasy Piano Live Asia Tour 影奏会 EN-SOUKAI?

A: Pure acoustic piano solo (~90–120 min + encore). Core: marasy piano world covers, cat’s dance, Shinjinrui, Mugen no Ticket; previews of 2026 EN-SOUKAI. Subject to change; no intermission—unamplified sonic shadows. No mics/speakers for natural resonance.

Q2: Can international fans buy tickets without speaking Japanese?

A: Yes—Jasumo provides full bilingual support for eplus/Pia lotteries, including account setup, payment via global cards or convenience store guidance, and e-ticket/physical pickup at 7-Eleven/FamilyMart. Contact via the Jasumo Contact Form with your date, venue, and quantity (up to 4 tickets/application).

Q3: Are children allowed, and what are the policies?

A: Elementary+ require tickets at ¥6,000. Preschoolers free on lap (1 per adult, no seat occupied). No lap-sitting in reserved areas; family-friendly but piano-focused—bring earplugs for sonic sensitivities.

Q4: What are the accessibility accommodations at the venues?

A: Reserved seating with limited options; contact eplus (0570-000-999) or Pia (0570-00-1212) post-lottery for wheelchair/priority access. Venue footage may capture attendees for public use (news/social media). No re-entry; late entry may limit stage views.

Q5: Why is this event special?

A: marasy’s largest Asia tour (18 shows) with pure acoustic piano solos across 16 Japanese cities + Taipei/Korea, from Tokyo Opera City’s eve to Okinawa’s tide—blending YouTube virality (cat’s dance 17M+ views) with EN-SOUKAI previews in 1,000–3,000-seat halls for a sonic shadow pilgrimage of crystalline cascades and crowd-swaying sonatas.

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