This is the ticket information for the Vienna Johann Strauss Orchestra’s (WJSO) annual New Year’s Concert tour of Japan. Since its founding, the WJSO has carried on the musical legacy of the Strauss family, presenting the world-famous waltzes and polkas that define the Viennese New Year tradition.
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Contact Jasumo Now →The 2026 tour is conducted by Johannes Wildner, a distinguished Austrian conductor with years of experience, including previous tours with the WJSO throughout Asia. The program is a festive selection of pieces from the Strauss dynasty (Johann II, Josef) and their contemporaries, including beloved works like the “Blue Danube” Waltz and the “Die Fledermaus” Overture.
The tour includes a special performance in Aichi Prefecture commemorating the 140th anniversary of the founding of the Chunichi Shimbun Company, where the orchestra will be joined by special guest Takuma Ishii, a popular Japanese pianist known for his work in classical music outreach.
Tickets are currently on general release for all venues listed below.
| Date | Start Time (Doors Open) | Venue (Prefecture) | Conductor/Guest | General Sale Deadline |
| 2026/1/6 (Tue) | 19:00 (18:15) | Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara Large Hall (Hokkaido) | Johannes Wildner | 2026/1/2 (Fri) 18:00 |
| 2026/1/11 (Sun) | 14:00 (13:00) | Festival Hall (Osaka Prefecture) | Johannes Wildner | 2026/1/8 (Thu) 18:00 |
| 2026/1/15 (Thu) | 18:45 (18:00) | Aichi Prefectural Arts Theatre Concert Hall (Aichi) | Johannes Wildner & Takuma Ishii | 2026/1/12 (Mon/hol) 22:00 |
| 2026/1/16 (Fri) | 19:00 (18:15) | Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Hall (Shizuoka) | Johannes Wildner | 2026/1/12 (Mon/hol) 18:00 |
Tickets are reserved seating across three price tiers.
| Seat Type | Price (¥) | Booking Limit |
| S seat | 9,000 | Up to 8 per application |
| A seat | 8,000 | Up to 8 per application |
| B seat | 7,000 | Up to 8 per application |
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“The orchestra’s performance of the Viennese repertoire is exhilarating and provides the perfect start to the new year.”
“Conductor Johannes Wildner brings authentic Viennese charm and precision to the stage; a high-quality classical music experience.”
“A festive and joyous program that is universally loved—a great way to celebrate the start of the year while traveling in Japan.”
The limit allows you to specify up to 8 tickets per single application, with an overall restriction of 4 applications in total across the tour dates.
The scheduled program includes famous works by the Strauss dynasty, such as Johann Strauss II’s Overture to “Die Fledermaus,” the “Blue Danube” Waltz, and Franz Lehár’s “Gold and Silver” Waltz.
The core program of Strauss family works conducted by Johannes Wildner is consistent, but the Aichi performance on January 15th includes a special collaboration with guest pianist Takuma Ishii.
No, for all performances on this tour, preschool children are not allowed to enter the concert halls.
Wheelchair seats cannot be reserved through the general ticketing platform; you must contact Shizuoka Television directly to arrange for these seats for the Shizuoka performance (other venues may have different local contacts).
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