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Contact Us →The Dragon Quest Wind Orchestra Concert comes back to Tokyo for a year-end and New Year event bringing the famous music from Koichi Sugiyama’s famous video game scores to life. People who want to get Dragon Quest Wind Orchestra Concert 2026 tickets in Tokyo will have a chance to hear all nine Dragon Quest games played live over two days. The event will take place at the known Tokyo International Forum Hall C. This event is special because it celebrates the anniversary of the Dragon Quest games. The music will be played by the Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra, led by conductor Takeshi Oi.
Experience Dragon Quest’s Iconic Game Music with a Live Wind Orchestra in Tokyo
Dragon Quest first started in 1986. It is seen as the base of role-playing games. It was made by Yuji Horii. The characters were drawn by Akira Toriyama. The music was written by Koichi Sugiyama. The games have sold millions of copies around the world. The music in the games is the heart. It includes brass music, proud march music and sad songs that play during quiet moments. Playing these songs with a wind orchestra shows the different sounds of woodwinds, strong brass parts and loud drum beats. It gives a way to hear these old video game classics.
Going to a live video game concert with an orchestra in Japan is an experience for people who love games and music. Japanese people really respect music from video games. They sit quietly pay attention and feel nostalgia together. Hearing these songs at a place like Tokyo International Forum lets visitors hear the famous game music played very clearly by one of the best wind groups in Japan. It is a chance to enjoy Japanese game history during the time, between the old year and the new year.
Dates and venues
Wednesday, 30 December 2026 — Tokyo International Forum Hall C, Tokyo (Afternoon Show)
- Doors open: 12:30 | Performance starts: 13:00
- Program: Dragon Quest IX for Wind Orchestra
- Admission: Reserved seating. General admission on a first-come, first-served sales schedule. Children under school age are not permitted.
Wednesday, 30 December 2026 — Tokyo International Forum Hall C, Tokyo (Evening Show)
- Doors open: 16:00 | Performance starts: 16:30
- Program: Dragon Quest VII & VIII for Wind Orchestra
- Admission: Reserved seating. General admission on a first-come, first-served sales schedule. Children under school age are not permitted.
Friday, 1 January 2027 — Tokyo International Forum Hall C, Tokyo (Afternoon Show)
- Doors open: 12:30 | Performance starts: 13:00
- Program: Dragon Quest IV, V & VI for Wind Orchestra
- Admission: Reserved seating. General admission on a first-come, first-served sales schedule. Children under school age are not permitted.
Friday, 1 January 2027 — Tokyo International Forum Hall C, Tokyo (Evening Show)
- Doors open: 16:00 | Performance starts: 16:30
- Program: Dragon Quest I, II & III for Wind Orchestra
- Admission: Reserved seating. General admission on a first-come, first-served sales schedule. Children under school age are not permitted.
Pricing and ticket availability for each performance date are confirmed on enquiry because demand fluctuates during peak holiday periods. We provide a live quote when you make contact with our team. Please note that tickets for this event are issued via Japanese domestic ticketing networks as physical paper passes or specialized electronic formats, and strict venue entry requirements apply. To reserve your seats, send the event name, preferred date, venue, and total number of guests through our Contact Us button.
Booking through Jasumo Tickets
Securing tickets for concerts in Japan can be really tough for people from other countries. The biggest ticket websites in Japan often need a phone number, a Japanese address and a Japanese way to pay. This makes it hard for fans who’re outside the country. Also the regular sales usually sell out quickly because a lot of people in Japan want to go during the holidays.
Jasumo Tickets makes this easier. We get tickets from our connections with the official ticket sellers and the people who organize the events in Japan. Our team talks directly with the organizers and keeps you updated in simple English all the time. You don’t have to worry about paying because we use our system and don’t accept cards, from other countries. All the tickets we give are checked properly so you know they are real. They are sent to your hotel or place where you are staying in Japan before the show.
How it works
- Submit Your Ticket Request
Submit your request via our Contact Us button with the event title, chosen performance date, venue, and required number of tickets.
- Check Availability & Get Your Quote
Our team checks real-time availability and provides a confirmed price quote.
- Make a Secure Online Payment
Complete your payment securely online.
- Receive Authenticated Tickets in Japan
We acquire, authenticate, and deliver your tickets to your Japanese accommodation, providing dedicated English support every step of the way.
Ready to experience this extraordinary celebration of video game history live in Tokyo? Click the Contact Us button below and provide your desired event date, venue, and group size to receive your personal quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tokyo International Forum is situated in the Marunouchi district of central Tokyo. It is directly connected to Yurakucho Station and is within short walking distance of Tokyo Station.
Yes. Although primary Japanese ticketing platforms often restrict purchases to domestic residents with local payment methods, overseas visitors can secure verified tickets easily through Jasumo Tickets.
Yes, each individual concert session focusing on specific Dragon Quest titles requires its own admission pass, though single-day and two-day pass options exist subject to availability.
No, children under school age are strictly not permitted to enter the venue for these performances.
The concert series covers the music of the first nine mainline Dragon Quest titles, divided chronologically across four distinct sessions over the two performance days.
Venue & access
- Tokyo International Forum Hall C: Nearest station is JR Yurakucho Station (Direct access via concourse) or Tokyo Station. Located adjacent to the Marunouchi business district.
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