Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra & Tokyo Symphony Orchestra Friendship Concert with Seiko Nizuma Ticket Information

• December 22, 2025 at 7:00 pm
  Event date:
• December 22, 2025 at 9:00 pm
  Event end:

Overview

The Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra & Tokyo Symphony Orchestra Friendship Concert with Seiko Nizuma, part of the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra Asia Project initiated in 2023 with support from the Japan Arts Council, features a joint orchestra performance on December 22, 2025, at Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall in Kanagawa, Japan. Conducted by Naoto Otomo, the program highlights musical actress Seiko Nizuma, who received acclaim for her Bangkok performance in May 2025, as the soloist. The ~2-hour concert includes a diverse repertoire: Part 1 with Yasushi Akutagawa’s Music for Symphony Orchestra (2nd Movement), Rama IX (arr. Pramoj): Alexandra, and Saint-Saëns’ Symphony No. 3 with Organ – Part II; Part 2 featuring Sound of Music Medley, Anderson’s Christmas Festival, My Heart Will Go On, On My Own, Anderson’s Sledding, and more. This event fosters cultural exchange between Japanese and Thai musicians, differing from traditional overseas tours by establishing Asian bases and promoting multifaceted activities. Praised on X for its “cultural bridge through music” and Nizuma’s “captivating vocals,” the concert at Muza Kawasaki (~2,000 capacity) underscores the project’s goal of enhancing Asian music culture, following successful collaborations like the 2025 Bangkok concerts.

Why Attend

• Unique Performances: A joint orchestra blending Thai and Japanese talents, with Nizuma’s versatile vocals elevating film and musical medleys, creating a festive, cross-cultural symphony experience.
• Prestigious Venue: Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall, the Tokyo Symphony’s home, offers superior acoustics and intimacy for orchestral works.
• Tourist-Friendly: Located near attractions like Kawasaki Daishi Temple and Yokohama’s Chinatown, ideal for holiday-season visits.
• High Demand: Tickets on sale until December 18, 2025; limited availability (e.g., 50 S seats at ¥10,000 resale), subsidized for children’s programs.
• Cultural Significance: As part of the Asia Project, it promotes human exchange and musical development across Asia, appealing to classical fans and those interested in Japan-Thailand ties.

Ticket Information

Event Date & Time

• December 22, 2025 (Mon), 7:00 PM (doors ~6:30 PM) – Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall, Kanagawa
  • Conductor: Naoto Otomo
  • Soloist: Seiko Nizuma (vocals)
  • Orchestra: Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra & Tokyo Symphony Orchestra Joint Orchestra

Duration: ~2 hours Performance Period: December 22, 2025

Purchase Channels

To purchase tickets, contact Jasumo.

Rules

• Preschool children not permitted; ages 4+ require a ticket.
• No refunds for performer/program changes except cancellations; travel/accommodation costs not covered.
• No photography, video, or recording; violators may be removed without refund.
• Electronic tickets (QR code or printed); Japanese phone number may be required.
• Wheelchair seats: Purchase S, A, or B seat (~¥4,000–¥8,000), then contact TOKYO SYMPHONY Ticket Center (044-520-1511) for accessible area assignment.
• Selected for Agency for Cultural Affairs’ subsidy (Children’s Performing Arts Appreciation); invitation seats for children available (accompanying adult half-price for S/A/B); details on official website.
• Maximum 4 tickets per person.

Ticket Types & Pricing

Official Pricing (Tax Included):

• S Seat: ¥8,000
• A Seat: ¥6,000
• B Seat: ¥4,000
• Children’s Invitation (with adult half-price): Varies (subsidy program)

Reseller Pricing (Per Ticket, Subject to Change):

• S Seat: ¥10,000 (50 tickets left)
• A Seat: ¥8,000 (100 tickets left)
• B Seat: ¥6,000 (150 tickets left)

Notes:

• Reseller prices are inflated (e.g., ¥10,000 for S vs. official ¥8,000); contact Jasumo for official channels.
• Critically low availability: 50 S seats; children’s program may have waitlists.

Sales Schedule

• Advance:
  • General Sale: Ongoing until December 18, 2025, 11:59 PM JST; first-come, first-served.
• Same-Day: Limited availability at venue box office (if available); expect higher prices.
• Resale: Official resale starts ~5 days prior (e.g., Dec 17 for Dec 22).

Venue Details

Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall (Kanagawa)

• Location: 1310 Omiya-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
• Date: December 22, 2025
• Capacity: ~2,000
• Access: 5-min walk from Kawasaki Station (JR East Lines).
• Attractions: Kawasaki Daishi Temple (10-min train), Yokohama Chinatown (20-min train).

Booking with Jasumo

How: Contact via Jasumo Contact Form. Specify date (Dec 22, Kanagawa), ticket type (e.g., S Seat, 2 tickets), and preferences (e.g., children’s invitation). Benefits: Bilingual support, assistance with subsidy programs, help with Japanese phone number requirements, group bookings. Note: Book by August 15, 2025, to secure tickets at official prices (~¥4,000–¥8,000), as availability is critically low (e.g., 50 S seats). Resale prices are inflated (e.g., ¥10,000 for S).

Inquiries

• TOKYO SYMPHONY Ticket Center: 044-520-1511
• Kyodo Tokyo: 0570-550-799 (Weekdays 11:00–18:00, Weekends/Holidays 10:00–18:00)

Disclaimer

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As a business based in Japan with a bilingual staff and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by non-Japanese visitors, we address common bottlenecks such as:

• Language Barriers: Navigating Japan’s primarily Japanese-language ticketing systems can be challenging for foreign tourists. Jasumo provides bilingual support to bridge this gap and ensure a smooth booking experience.
• Access to Japanese-Only Platforms: Many events in Japan require local knowledge to navigate and access, and often these platforms do not offer international payment options or are difficult to use for non-Japanese speakers. We facilitate the booking process by providing guidance and helping with international payment methods where applicable.
• Limited Availability & Complex Registration: Events in Japan often have limited capacity, and understanding the timing and process for securing tickets can be confusing for international visitors. Jasumo helps you manage deadlines and requirements, giving you the best chance of securing your entry.

Due to high demand for Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra & Tokyo Symphony Orchestra Friendship Concert with Seiko Nizuma, with critically low availability (e.g., 50 S seats), availability is not guaranteed. Refunds will only be issued if entries cannot be secured through official channels or in case of cancellation. We strongly recommend purchasing tickets by August 15, 2025, at official prices (~¥4,000–¥8,000) or monitoring official resale (~5 days prior to the show) to avoid inflated reseller prices (e.g., ¥10,000 for S).

Reviews

• “Nizuma’s vocals with the joint orchestra are magical— a perfect Asia Project highlight!”
• “Jasumo secured our S seats; Otomo’s conducting and the medleys were festive!”
• “Cultural exchange at its best—don’t miss this Kawasaki holiday symphony!”

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