Ocarina Septet G.O.B. 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

G.O.B. (Gruppo Ocarinistico Budriese) is a world-renowned ensemble hailing from Budrio, Italy—the very birthplace of the ocarina. This unique septet has gained international acclaim for transforming a simple clay instrument into a medium for sophisticated musical expression. Their repertoire ranges from classical masterpieces and opera overtures to lively folk dances and contemporary arrangements, all performed with a precision and harmony that must be heard to be believed.

Returning to Japan in 2026, G.O.B. brings “The Ultimate Harmony” to stages across the country. Known for their technical virtuosity and the warm, earthy tones characteristic of the Budrio ocarina, this ensemble provides a concert experience that is both whimsical and profoundly moving. Whether you are a fan of chamber music or looking for a unique cultural performance, the G.O.B. Japan tour is a rare opportunity to witness the pinnacle of ocarina performance.

Why Attend

• Experience the world’s leading ocarina ensemble performing in the traditional septet style of Budrio, Italy.
• Listen to the incredible versatility of the ocarina, from delicate classical melodies to high-energy folk music.
• Witness a rare performance at specialized venues like the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater, known for its superb acoustics.
• Learn about the history of the ocarina through the music of the very group that preserves its Italian heritage.
• Enjoy a warm and charming musical atmosphere suitable for audiences of all ages, perfect for families and music lovers alike.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Why Price is High on Jasumo Tickets

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Delivery Method & Time

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FAQs

What is a “Septet” in the context of G.O.B.?

A septet consists of seven performers. G.O.B. uses seven different sizes of ocarinas, ranging from tiny, high-pitched instruments to large, deep-toned ones, allowing them to cover a wide musical range similar to a string or brass ensemble.

Where is the Sinfonia Technology Hall located in Mie?

The hall is located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture. It is a major cultural hub in the region and is frequently used for high-profile classical and international music performances.

Is the Kochi venue the same as the Prefectural Culture Hall?

Yes. As of January 1, 2026, the Kochi Prefectural Culture Hall has taken the nickname “Shin-Kurushima Kochi Heavy Industries Hall.” It is the same prominent venue located in Kochi City.

What is the difference between “Reserved” and “Non-reserved” seats?

Reserved seats assign you a specific seat number at the time of purchase. Non-reserved seats (often found at the Tokushima venue) allow you to choose any available seat within a designated area on a first-come, first-served basis once the doors open.

Why are some venues showing “Only a few left”?

This indicates that the ticket inventory for that specific venue, such as Culttz Kawasaki or Iizuka Cosmos Common, is nearly exhausted. We recommend booking quickly to ensure you secure a seat before they are fully sold out.