Conductor Kyohei Sorita and the Japan National Orchestra play Beethovens Symphony No. 5 In Nara, Tokyo and Gifu from 28 January 2027 to 30 January 2027.
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| Date | Venue | City | Doors and Start |
| 28 January 2027 (Thu) | Nara 100-Year Hall Grand Hall | Nara | Doors 18:00 / Start 19:00 |
| 29 January 2027 (Fri) | Suntory Hall Main Hall | Tokyo | Doors 18:00 / Start 19:00 |
| 30 January 2027 (Sat) | Salamanca Hall | Gifu | Doors 13:30 / Start 14:00 |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
| S Seat (Nara) | 8,000 yen | ~$53 |
| A Seat (Nara) | 7,000 yen | ~$47 |
| B Seat (Nara) | 5,000 yen | ~$33 |
| S Seat (Tokyo) | 12,000 yen | ~$80 |
| A Seat (Tokyo) | 9,500 yen | ~$63 |
| B Seat (Tokyo) | 7,500 yen | ~$50 |
| C Seat (Tokyo) | 4,000 yen | ~$27 |
| General Admission (Gifu) | 10,000 yen | ~$67 |
| Youth / Under 30 | 2,000 yen – 3,000 yen | ~$13 – $20 |
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Paper tickets are issue for this performance tour. Are delivered directly within Japan. I have seen that paper tickets go to the buyer, in Japan.
Kyohei Sorita holds a place in contemporary Japanese classical music. His silver medal win at the International Chopin Piano Competition in 2021 was a historic moment. It was the placement for a Japanese pianist in more than fifty years. That achievement made Kyohei Sorita a known figure across Japan. Of staying only as a solo performer Kyohei Sorita took a bold step. He founded the Japan National Orchestra. This was an artist-led chamber orchestra. Its goal was to provide career paths, for young musicians. At the time it aimed to bring top-quality classical music to Japanese audiences. Kyohei Sorita’s vision went beyond success. He wanted to build something lasting for the generation of musicians.
Classical music lovers in Japan hold the Japan National Orchestra in regard for its exceptional precision and fresh artistic vision. I have watched concerts with Kyohei Sorita. Notice they sell out in minutes after tickets are release creating a strong demand in every major classical music hall. The Winter Tour 2027 program includes Reineckes Flute Concerto, with flautist Eiko Yagi, Stravinskys Pulcinella Suite and Beethovens famous Symphony No. 5 In C minor, known as “Fate”. Importantly Kyohei Sorita will focus on conducting during the Winter Tour 2027 giving concertgoers a rare chance to see Kyohei Sorita lead from the podium. Attending the Winter Tour 2027 lets international classical music enthusiasts experience one of Japan’s celebrated modern conductors, Kyohei Sorita guiding an elite domestic orchestra.
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Nara 100-Year Hall Grand Hall (Nara): The Nara 100-Year Hall is a multi-purpose cultural complex in Nara City. It was design by architect Arata Isozaki to celebrate one hundred years of Naras governance. The Grand Hall can hold about 1,500 people. Is well know for its excellent sound design. This makes it a great place for performances. The venue is in the Sanjo-honmachi district of Nara. It is a five-minute walk from JR Nara Station on the JR Yamatoji Line. The hall is next, to the JR Nara Station Silkia Plaza.
Suntory Hall Main Hall in Tokyo is a classical music venue in Japan. It is located in the Akasaka area of Tokyo. The Main Hall has a vineyard-style seating layout that holds up to 2,006 people. This design helps create sound quality making the acoustics among the best in the world. The hall is part of the Ark Hills complex, an urban development in the city. It is a 5-minute walk from Roppongi-itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line. It is also a 5-minute walk from Tameike-sanno Station, which serves both the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and the Namboku Line. For anyone who loves music this place offers a perfect setting, for a memorable concert experience.
Salamanca Hall in Gifu is a concert hall that sits inside the Gifu Prefectural Fureai Fukushi Center in Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture. I think Salamanca Hall was designe to look like the Palace of San Esteban in Salamanca Spain and it can hold about 708 people. Salamanca Hall also has a pipe organ made by Spanish craftsmen. You can reach Salamanca Hall by taking a 10‑minute bus from JR Gifu Station or from Meitetsu Gifu Station. Salamanca Hall is next, to the Gifu Prefectural Art Museum.
A: Overseas visitors can secure tickets for concerts in Tokyo, Gifu, and Nara through Jasumo. Jasumo handles the local purchase process on behalf of international travellers.
A: The Winter Tour 2027 takes place across three cities: Nara 100-Year Hall in Nara, Suntory Hall in Tokyo, and Salamanca Hall in Gifu.
A: Kyohei Sorita will perform strictly as conductor for this tour, leading the Japan National Orchestra through works by Reinecke, Stravinsky, and Beethoven.
A: Your order is 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.
A: Jasumo delivers physical paper tickets directly to your hotel or accommodation address in Japan prior to the concert date.
A: Jasumo utilizes a broad network across Japan to source authentic resale tickets for sold-out classical concerts.
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