Description
Experience the mesmerizing resonance of traditional and contemporary Japanese strings with Maya Kimura Koto Recital tickets. This special performance takes place on September 12, 2026, at the Parthenon Tama Grand Hall in Tokyo, offering music lovers a rare opportunity to witness master craftsmanship and virtuosic performance live in Japan.
How can I make a group booking?
For group bookings, please reach out via our Contact Us page with your event name, date, and number of tickets needed. Our team will prepare the best available options and assist you personally.
Contact Us →The recital marks a significant triple milestone in the world of Japanese traditional and contemporary music. It commemorates the release of Maya Kimura’s second album, Akai Tsuki/Muluk, celebrates the thirty-fifth anniversary of the creation of the twenty-five-string koto, and honors the twentieth anniversary of the death of the legendary composer Akira Ifukube. Maya Kimura, a leading virtuoso of the koto, is joined by pianist Atsuko Kawakami for an inspired program that bridges classical foundations and modern compositions. The repertoire features arrangements and pieces by Motoshi Ishimaru, alongside works by J.S. Bach and Arturo Salinas, showcasing the astonishing sonic versatility of the twenty-five-string instrument from delicate, introspective passages to rich, orchestral textures.
Attending a live koto performance in Japan offers an immersive cultural experience far removed from standard concert halls. The Parthenon Tama Grand Hall provides an acoustically refined environment where the intricate dynamics of plucked silk and steel strings resonate deeply with the audience. For international visitors, experiencing classical and contemporary Japanese music in its country of origin allows for a profound connection with Tokyo’s vibrant contemporary arts scene, where ancient instruments continually reinvent themselves through modern collaboration.
Dates and venues
- Saturday, September 12, 2026 – Parthenon Tama Grand Hall, Tokyo (Doors Open: 13:30, Start: 14:00) General admission seating.
Pricing for each date is confirmed on enquiry because availability and demand change constantly, and we provide a live quote when the customer makes contact. Please note that tickets are managed through electronic ticketing systems and require adherence to venue guidelines.
Securing entry to high-demand classical performances in Japan can be challenging for overseas visitors due to domestic registration systems. Jasumo Tickets bridges this gap entirely. Many of Japan’s best events sell tickets only through Japanese-language platforms that overseas visitors cannot use. For every order we secure tickets through a network of official ticketing sources and event organisers across Japan; authenticate every ticket as genuine before it reaches the customer; communicate in Japanese with organisers while keeping the customer informed in English; and deliver to the customer’s hotel or accommodation in Japan, by Japanese courier or post where the ticket format requires it.
How it works is simple and transparent. First, contact us with the event, date, venue, and number of tickets you require. Second, we confirm availability and price for your specific request. Third, you complete your payment securely through our channels. Finally, we secure, authenticate, and deliver your tickets to your accommodation in Japan, providing dedicated English support throughout the entire process.
Ready to experience this extraordinary celebration of contemporary koto music in Tokyo? Send the event, date, venue, and number of people through our Contact Us button to secure your place today.
Frequently Asked Questions
The venue is located in Tama City, Tokyo. Please check local transit maps for the nearest station and regional bus routes prior to your journey.
Yes. We handle all domestic requirements through our network of official ticketing sources and event organisers, so you do not need a local phone number or Japanese credit card.
Each admission category corresponds to the specific seating type chosen during the booking process, all taking place during the main afternoon performance.
Standard concert hall rules apply for this classical recital, with no unexpected mandatory drink charges listed for entry.
Special milestone recitals featuring renowned artists like Maya Kimura often see high demand among local enthusiasts, making early reservation recommended.
The concert features a diverse repertoire including works by J.S. Bach, Arturo Salinas, and pieces celebrating the legacy of Akira Ifukube performed on the twenty-five-string koto.
Venue and access
- Parthenon Tama Grand Hall (Tokyo): Located in the Tama district, accessible via local rail networks serving western Tokyo.
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