Stardust Review performance at Kure Shinkin Bank Hall, also known as Kure City Cultural Hall, in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, on 7 February 2027, with doors opening at 16:15 and the performance starting at 17:00.
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| Date | Venue | City | Doors and Start |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 February 2027 (Sunday) | Kure Shinkin Bank Hall (Kure City Cultural Hall) | Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture | Doors 16:15, start 17:00 |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
|---|---|---|
| Reserved seating, standard | Approximately 8,000 to 9,000 | Approximately USD 50 to 65 |
| Reserved seating, discounted (age and disability eligibility conditions apply) | Approximately 8,000 to 8,500 | Approximately USD 50 to 60 |
Stardust Review performance ticket prices vary by date, seat category and availability, and change over time with demand. The figures above are a general guide to what seats for this event have been listed at.
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Ticket format: printed paper ticket.
Stardust Review is a Japanese band whose 45th anniversary tour, titled Hoshikuzu Boken-o, runs from 2025 into 2027. Stardust Revue has built its reputation in Japan through steady touring, and the anniversary schedule reflects that approach by splitting the tour into several editions: an a cappella and acoustic edition, an outdoor edition with the horn section Nonaho Horns, and hall performances.
The tour visits regional halls across the country, including Kurashiki in Okayama, Sado in Niigata and Aomori, so Stardust Review reaches audiences far from Tokyo over roughly two years. Tickets for these dates circulate widely on Japanese resale sites, which points to steady demand for performances of this size.
Which edition Stardust Review performance brings to Kure on 7 February 2027 is To be confirm. The organiser’s notice states that percussionist Norikatsu Hayashi, known as VOH, may be unable to perform because of illness, so the final line-up is also To be confirm.
For an overseas visitor, seeing Stardust Review performance in Kure offers a chance to experience a long-established Japanese band in a community hall rather than a stadium.
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Kure Shinkin Bank Hall is a municipal cultural hall in Kure, used for concerts, performing arts and community events. Approximate capacity is To be confirm, and seating for theStardust Review performance is reserve. Access to Kure is by the JR Kure Line to Kure Station; the nearest station to the hall and the walking time are To be confirm. The Yamato Museum is a recognisable landmark in Kure, and its distance from the hall is To be confirm.
Stardust Review performs at Kure Shinkin Bank Hall (Kure City Cultural Hall) in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, on 7 February 2027. Doors open at 16:15 and the performance starts at 17:00.
Yes. Jasumo buys tickets for Stardust Review on behalf of international visitors, so no Japanese card or phone number is needed. We confirm availability for the Kure performance when you contact us.
Reserved seats for Stardust Review at Kure Shinkin Bank Hall have been listed at roughly JPY 8,000 to 9,000. The final price is confirmed after we discuss your requirements.
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Jasumo keeps looking for Stardust Review tickets for Kure after sales close, through our wider network, although availability cannot be guarante. Every ticket is authenticate as genuine before it reaches you.
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