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April 5, 2026 at 9:00 am
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April 5, 2026 at 6:00 pm
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Overview
The Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra invites fans of the legendary “Dragon Quest” franchise to a magnificent symphonic performance at the prestigious MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall. Conducted by Toshiaki Umeda, this concert celebrates the timeless compositions of Koichi Sugiyama, specifically focusing on the “Symphonic Suite” selections from the Zenithian Trilogy (IV, V, and VI). These iconic soundtracks, which have defined the role-playing game genre for decades, will be brought to life through the rich, full-bodied sound of a professional orchestra.
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Contact Jasumo Now →This event is a rare opportunity for fans to experience the emotional depth of “Dragon Quest” music in one of Japan’s most acoustically acclaimed concert halls. From the heroic fanfares of the “Chosen Ones” to the sweeping melodies of “Heavenly Bride,” the performance is designed to transport the audience into the magical worlds of the games. It serves as both a nostalgic tribute to long-time players and a high-caliber cultural experience for classical music enthusiasts, showcasing why these scores remain a cornerstone of Japanese pop culture.
Why Attend
- Experience the legendary music of the Zenithian Trilogy (IV, V, VI) performed by the renowned Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra.
- Witness the precision and artistry of conductor Toshiaki Umeda as he leads a full symphonic interpretation of Koichi Sugiyama’s masterworks.
- Enjoy the world-class acoustics of MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall, specifically designed to enhance orchestral clarity and resonance.
- Join a passionate community of fans for a celebratory afternoon that honors the enduring legacy of the “Dragon Quest” musical universe.
Schedule & Ticket Information
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| Date | Venue | Seat Types |
| 2026/04/05 (Sun) 14:00 Start | MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall (Kanagawa) | S seats, S seats (Elementary/Junior High), A seats, A seats (Elementary/Junior High), B seats, B seats (Elementary/Junior High) |
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Faqs
Are children allowed to attend this orchestral performance?
The organizers strictly request that preschoolers refrain from admission to maintain the concert hall’s quiet environment. However, S, A, and B seat categories offer discounted rates specifically for elementary and junior high school students, making it an excellent event for families with school-aged children.
What is the policy regarding ticket cancellations or changes?
Once a ticket has been purchased through the official platform, the reservation details cannot be changed, canceled, or refunded for any reason. We strongly advise confirming your travel schedule and seat preferences before authorizing Jasumo to finalize your ticket purchase.
How do I get to MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall from Tokyo?
The venue is conveniently located just a short walk from JR Kawasaki Station, which is easily accessible via the Tokaido Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, or Nambu Line from major hubs like Tokyo or Shinagawa. The direct access from the station makes it one of the most accessible major concert halls for visitors staying in the capital.
Is there a dress code for the Dragon Quest symphonic concert?
While there is no formal dress code, most attendees in Japan tend to dress in smart casual attire for orchestral performances. You will see a mix of fans in game-themed apparel and individuals in more traditional concert-going outfits, so you are welcome to wear what makes you comfortable while remaining respectful of the venue.
Will there be an intermission during the performance?
Orchestral concerts of this scale typically include one intermission of approximately fifteen to twenty minutes between the major musical suites. This allows guests to visit the restroom or browse any available merchandise or programs without missing the iconic themes from Dragon Quest IV, V, or VI.
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