NEW WINGS ON HOLIDAY 2026 Ticket

NEW WINGS ON HOLIDAY is a special collaborative live event that brings together the unique talents of Daisho Mori, Arata Manako, and the group Back to the Holiday. This performance is characterized by its fusion of modern J-Pop sensibilities with a deeply traditional and intimate setting, offering fans a rare opportunity to see these artists in a highly acoustic and focused environment.

The 2026 edition is particularly significant as it takes place at a Noh Training Institute, a venue typically reserved for classical Japanese theater. This choice of venue reflects the event’s theme of “New Wings”—symbolizing fresh musical perspectives—meeting “Holiday”—representing a moment of cultural reflection and relaxation.

Why Attend

• Experience a one-of-a-kind J-Pop concert held in a traditional Noh theater, known for its unique wooden stage and exceptional natural acoustics.
• Witness the collaborative energy between soloists Daisho Mori and Arata Manako alongside the ensemble Back to the Holiday.
• Enjoy an intimate viewing experience where the proximity between the performers and the audience is much closer than standard concert halls.
• Participate in a culturally rich event that bridges the gap between modern pop music and traditional Japanese architecture.
• Start your Sunday evening with a peaceful yet inspiring performance in one of Tokyo’s hidden cultural gems.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/05/10 (Sun) 16:00 Start	Tessenkai Noh Training Institute (Tokyo)	Reserved Seating

Background

• History: The “NEW WINGS” series began as a platform for rising singer-songwriters to perform in non-traditional spaces, moving away from standard “Live Houses” to more historic locations.
• Significance: Performing at the Tessenkai Noh Training Institute is a prestigious milestone, emphasizing the artists’ vocal clarity and the sophisticated nature of their musical arrangements.
• Performers: The lineup features Daisho Mori, Arata Manako, and the unit Back to the Holiday, specifically chosen for their ability to harmonize with the theater’s natural resonance.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Tessenkai Noh Training Institute (Noh Theater)
• Address: 4-21-29 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0062.
• Entry gates info: Doors open at 15:30. This is a traditional venue; shoes must be removed at the entrance before entering the training hall.
• Nearby landmarks: Located in the elegant Omotesando area, it is a 5-minute walk from Omotesando Station (Exit A4).

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FAQs

What is unique about the Tessenkai Noh Training Institute?

It is a dedicated space for Noh theater training and performances. The stage is made of polished cypress wood, providing a specific sound and atmosphere that differs from modern concrete venues.

Are there any special rules for the venue?

Yes, eating and drinking are strictly prohibited inside the hall. Most importantly, you must remove your shoes at the entrance and use the provided shoe racks.

Can I bring children to the event?

Children under 3 years old are not permitted. For children aged 3 to preschool age, one child may sit on an adult’s lap. Elementary school children require their own ticket.

Who is Arata Manako?

Arata Manako is a versatile performer and singer known for his expressive stage presence, often associated with theatrical pop and contemporary Japanese music circles.

Is the venue easy to find in Omotesando?

The institute is tucked away in a quiet residential alley in Minami-Aoyama. It is recommended to use a map app from Omotesando Station to find the specific entrance.