Demon Kakka & Baku Yumemakura 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

Demon Kakka, the legendary flamboyant frontman of the heavy metal band Seikima-II and self-proclaimed “Supreme Highness,” joins forces with the acclaimed novelist Baku Yumemakura for a mesmerizing performance that transcends traditional musical boundaries. This unique collaboration, titled “The Story of the Demon and the Dream,” blends theatrical recitation, powerful vocal performances, and traditional Japanese instrumentation into a dark, avant-garde spectacle.

The production features an elite ensemble of traditional Japanese musicians, including Kifu Mitsuhashi on shakuhachi and performers specializing in the koto, gagaku, and Satsuma biwa. Together, they create a haunting sonic landscape that perfectly complements Demon Kakka’s dramatic storytelling and Yumemakura’s masterful narratives. This event at Mizuki Hall offers a rare opportunity to witness a fusion of heavy metal charisma and classical Japanese aesthetics in a deeply atmospheric setting.

Why Attend

• Witness a rare collaboration between a legendary rock icon and a world-renowned novelist
• Experience a unique fusion of heavy metal vocals and traditional Japanese instruments like the biwa and shakuhachi
• Enjoy a theatrical storytelling experience written and scripted by Demon Kakka himself
• Attend a performance in the intimate setting of Mizuki Hall, providing excellent acoustics and visibility
• Secure seats for a highly niche cultural event that appeals to fans of both modern rock and classical Japanese arts

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Start Time	Venue	Seat Types
Mar 20, 2026	13:30	Mizuki Hall (Yokohama)	All Seats Reserved
Mar 20, 2026	17:00	Mizuki Hall (Yokohama)	All Seats Reserved
Mar 21, 2026	13:30	Mizuki Hall (Yokohama)	All Seats Reserved
Mar 21, 2026	17:00	Mizuki Hall (Yokohama)	All Seats Reserved

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Background

Demon Kakka (the legendary frontman of Seikima-II) and renowned author Baku Yumemakura are reuniting for a special installment of the “Hogaku Ishin” (Traditional Japanese Music Revolution) Collaboration. This 2026 production is particularly momentous as it celebrates the 40th anniversary of Yumemakura’s iconic Onmyoji series. The performance features a brand-new script titled Raku no ne ni naritaya hana no chiru mama ni, written by Yumemakura specifically for this occasion.

This collaboration is far more than a standard concert; it is a “collaboration theater” that blends dramatic reading, singing, and traditional Japanese instrumentation. Demon Kakka takes on a multifaceted role—acting as narrator, vocalist, and co-scripter—bridging the gap between ancient folklore and modern theatrical flair. Accompanied by a world-class ensemble featuring master musicians on the shakuhachi, koto, Satsuma biwa, and gagaku instruments, the performance brings the mystical world of Abe no Seimei to life in a sophisticated, acoustic-focused setting.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Yokohama City Kohoku Citizens Cultural Center – Mizuki Hall (Mizukie Hall)
• Address: 4F/5F Shin-Tsunashima Square, 1-9-10 Tsunashima-higashi, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 223-0052, Japan
• Entry gates info: The collaboration runs for two days, March 20 (Fri/Holiday) and March 21 (Sat), 2026, with two performances each day. The first session starts at 13:30 (Doors 13:00) and the second at 17:00 (Doors 16:30). The hall is located on the 5th floor of the complex. As this is a cultural recital, all seats are strictly reserved, and pre-school children are not permitted entry.
• Nearby landmarks: The hall is directly connected to Shin-Tsunashima Station (Tokyu Shin-Yokohama Line) and is just a 3-minute walk from Tsunashima Station (Tokyu Toyoko Line). It is a brand-new cultural landmark in the northern Yokohama area, situated within the Shin-Tsunashima Square building.

FAQs

Who is Demon Kakka and what is his role in this performance?

Demon Kakka is a famous Japanese musician, journalist, and former lead singer of Seikima-II. In this production, he serves as the primary reader and singer, and he is also responsible for the script, bringing his signature dramatic flair to the performance.

What kind of instruments are used in this production?

The music is a sophisticated blend of traditional Japanese instruments and modern arrangements. You will hear the shakuhachi (bamboo flute), various types of koto (zithers), gagaku (imperial court music), Satsuma biwa (lute), and contemporary keyboards.

Is Mizuki Hall easily accessible for international travelers?

Mizuki Hall is located within the Kohoku Community Cultural Center in Yokohama. It is accessible via public transportation, which is highly recommended as the venue does not provide private parking for attendees.

Are there any age restrictions for this event?

Yes, admission is restricted for preschoolers. Children of elementary school age and older are welcome but must have a valid ticket. The performance involves dramatic recitation and classical music, which may require a quiet environment.

Can I get tickets if they appear sold out on official sites?

Yes, even if official primary sales are listed as sold out, our concierge service can often source tickets through verified Japanese resale marketplaces and our local network, ensuring you can still attend this exclusive collaboration.