Hayato Kadono National Tour 2026 “Chopin Orbit” Reseller Ticket

Overview

Hayato Kadono, widely known by his online moniker “Cateen,” is a visionary pianist and composer who has redefined the classical music landscape for a new generation. A semi-finalist at the 18th International Chopin Piano Competition and a graduate of the University of Tokyo, Kadono seamlessly bridges the gap between rigorous classical tradition and modern innovation. His 2026 national tour, “Chopin Orbit,” serves as the live celebration of his highly anticipated second album under Sony Classical, showcasing his unique ability to blend the timeless masterpieces of Frédéric Chopin with his own original compositions and contemporary arrangements.

The “Chopin Orbit” tour is a conceptual journey that places Chopin’s music at the center of a musical solar system, with works by composers like Ravel, Adès, and Ginastera acting as celestial bodies drawn into its gravity. Throughout the tour, Kadono utilizes a variety of keyboards—from grand pianos to celestes—to create an atmospheric and evolving soundscape. This tour represents a homecoming for the artist, bringing his sophisticated artistry and “Cateen” flair to major concert halls across Japan, offering fans an intimate look at how 19th-century romanticism continues to inspire the musical language of the 21st century.

Why Attend

• Witness the virtuosic talent of Hayato Kadono (Cateen), a global sensation who has garnered over 1.5 million followers by reimagining classical music.
• Experience the “Chopin Orbit” program live, featuring a brilliant fusion of Chopin’s classics alongside Kadono’s original works and modern masterpieces.
• Enjoy the world-class acoustics of Japan’s most prestigious venues, including Suntory Hall in Tokyo and The Symphony Hall in Osaka.
• See Kadono’s versatile performance style as he utilizes different keyboards to bring a multi-dimensional sound to the traditional piano recital.
• Take advantage of the special U25 ticket initiative, personally requested by Kadono to make high-level classical music accessible to students and young fans.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/02/01 (Sun) 17:00 Start	Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall (Kanagawa)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/03 (Tue) 18:30 Start	Mito Civic Hall Globis Hall (Ibaraki)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/07 (Sat) 16:00 Start	Obihiro Civic Cultural Hall (Hokkaido)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/08 (Sun) 16:00 Start	Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara (Hokkaido)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/11 (Wed) 16:00 Start	Akita Arts Theatre Milhas (Akita)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/13 (Fri) 19:00 Start	Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre (Tokyo)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/15 (Sun) 16:00 Start	The Symphony Hall (Osaka)	S Seat, A Seat, Auxiliary Seats
2026/02/17 (Tue) 19:00 Start	Kyoto Concert Hall (Kyoto)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/21 (Sat) 16:00 Start	Mihara City Arts and Culture Center (Hiroshima)	S Seat (General), S Seat (U25)
2026/02/22 (Sun) 16:00 Start	Rexxam Hall (Kagawa)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/24 (Tue) 19:00 Start	Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall (Fukuoka)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/25 (Wed) 19:00 Start	Kumamoto Prefectural Theatre (Kumamoto)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/02/27 (Fri) 18:30 Start	Aichi Prefectural Arts Theatre (Aichi)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/03/01 (Sun) 16:00 Start	Suntory Hall Main Hall (Tokyo)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A
2026/03/02 (Mon) 19:00 Start	Suntory Hall Main Hall (Tokyo)	S Seat, A Seat, U25 S/A

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Faqs Section

Who is Hayato Kadono, and why is he also called Cateen?

Hayato Kadono is a Japanese classical pianist and composer. He gained international fame as “Cateen” on YouTube, where he shares innovative arrangements and original compositions, blending classical techniques with jazz and popular music.

What is the theme of the “Chopin Orbit” 2026 National Tour?

The tour celebrates his new album, placing Frédéric Chopin’s music as the “center” of a musical orbit. The program explores how Chopin’s influence radiates out to other composers and Kadono’s own modern piano works.

What are the requirements for U25 tickets?

U25 tickets are special discounted seats for attendees aged 25 or younger on the day of the performance. You must bring a valid photo ID to the venue to verify your age, or you may be required to pay the price difference.

Can I enter the concert if I am late?

For classical recitals like this, latecomers are usually only permitted to enter during specific breaks between pieces to avoid disturbing the performance. It is highly recommended to be in your seat at least 10 minutes before the start time.

Is photography or recording allowed during the recital?

Standard classical music etiquette in Japan strictly prohibits photography, video, or audio recording during the performance. However, some artists may allow photos during the final curtain call; please follow the staff’s instructions at the venue.