Unlimited Viewing Tokyo 2026: Your Complete Guide to Shinjuku’s Live Music Circuit
Event Overview
Unlimited Viewing Tokyo 2026 (見放題東京2026) is a one-day multi-venue music circuit festival taking place in Shinjuku, Tokyo on Saturday, March 14, 2026.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Unlike traditional single-stage festivals, this circuit-style event allows attendees to move freely between 12 live music venues around Shinjuku. Performances start at approximately 12:00 PM, following wristband exchange at around 11:30 AM, and continue into the evening, offering a flexible and immersive music experience.
Global Context: Circuit-Style Music Festivals
Circuit-style festivals, while rare outside Japan, are a staple of the Japanese live music scene. Unlike large open-air festivals in the US or Europe, these events:
- Feature multiple venues within walking distance
- Encourage exploration of local live houses
- Blend established artists with emerging talent
For overseas visitors, this format provides a deep dive into Japan’s indie, rock, and alternative music culture while requiring preparation to navigate overlapping schedules and multiple venues.
Participating Venues
Unlimited Viewing Tokyo 2026 takes place across 12 venues in Shinjuku, all well-known live-house spots:
- Zepp Shinjuku
- Shinjuku LOFT
- Shinjuku LOFT bar
- SHINJUKU HOLIDAY
- Shinjuku ACB HALL
- Shinjuku MARZ
- Shinjuku Marble
- Shinjuku Motion
- Shinjuku SAMURAI
- club SCIENCE
- Shinjuku HEIST
- Zirco Tokyo
These venues are clustered around Kabukicho, Tokyo’s lively entertainment district, and are easily accessible via public transportation, making them convenient for international visitors.
Artist Lineup Highlights
The festival features dozens of Japanese artists from rock, indie, and alternative genres, with lineups released in waves. Early announcements include:
- EVE OF THE LAIN
- ORCALAND
- Gum‑9
- the shes gone
- セカンドバッカー (Second Backer)
- パーカーズ (Parkers)
- Fish and Lips
- ミーマイナー (Me Minor)
- ⼣⽅と猫 (Evening & Cat)
- Laughing Hick
- リアクション ザ ブッタ (Reaction the Butta)
- 浪漫派マシュマロ (Romantic Marshmallow)
Second-wave announcements and later additions include:
- akebono
- おもかげ (Omokage)
- クレイジーウォウウォ!! (Crazy Wow Wow!!)
- 至福ぽんちょ (Shifuku Poncho)
- Backdrop Cinderella
- Ivy to Fraudulent Game
- …and many more
The wide lineup ensures variety and discovery, offering international visitors both well-known acts and emerging talent.
Japan-Specific Festival Systems
Wristband Access
- Festival attendees exchange wristbands before entry (usually ~11:30 AM).
- Wristbands grant access to all 12 participating venues.
- Some wristbands include a drink token redeemable at festival venues.
Tip: Wristbands are designed primarily for domestic users. Overseas visitors should arrive early to ensure smooth exchange and check-in.
Moving Between Venues
- Performances run simultaneously across venues, so attendees can customize their schedule.
- Walking distances are short, but planning your itinerary helps maximize performances.
- Staff provide signage to guide movement between venues.
Overseas visitors may find this multi-venue setup unusual at first, but it allows unique exposure to Tokyo’s live music culture.
Event Timing
- Doors open: ~11:30 AM
- Performances start: ~12:00 PM
- The festival runs into the evening, with staggered performance times at different venues
Arriving early gives visitors time to familiarize themselves with venues, maps, and schedules.
What Makes Unlimited Viewing Tokyo 2026 Unique
- Multi-venue circuit format: Offers a dynamic and exploratory festival experience
- Extensive lineup: Includes dozens of acts across genres
- Urban accessibility: All venues are walkable and near public transport
- Flexible schedule: Attendees can create their own personalized itinerary
This combination makes the festival ideal for international fans seeking both music and a cultural experience in Tokyo.
Planning Tips for Overseas Visitors
- Wristband Exchange: Bring ID or ticket confirmation for verification.
- Venue Navigation: Familiarize yourself with the Shinjuku district and venue locations beforehand.
- Connectivity: Use a Japanese SIM card or WiFi solution such as OmoriWiFi to access schedules or updates.
- Travel Logistics: Allow extra time to move between venues, particularly during popular performances.
- Age & Drinks: Check age restrictions, and note that wristbands may include drink tokens.
For questions or support, overseas visitors can contact Jasumo: https://jasumo.com/contact/
Common Challenges
- Navigating overlapping performance schedules
- Understanding wristband procedures
- Language barriers at smaller live houses
Preparation and early arrival can help normalize these challenges, ensuring a smooth experience.
Cultural & Experiential Extensions
- Explore Shinjuku before or after performances to experience local dining, shopping, and nightlife.
- Visit live houses year-round to dive deeper into Tokyo’s indie and rock scenes.
- Use breaks to enjoy cultural landmarks nearby, creating a full Tokyo festival experience.
Conclusion
Unlimited Viewing Tokyo 2026 is more than a festival — it’s a cultural journey through Tokyo’s live music scene. By preparing for wristband access, planning your venue route, and understanding Japanese festival systems, overseas visitors can fully enjoy this one-day music circuit and experience Tokyo like a local.
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