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Kanfeti December Issue Release

The long-awaited December 2025 edition of "Kanfeti," an essential magazine for theater enthusiasts, is set to hit the stands on November 3, 2025. This issue will feature famed artists Takahiro Miyashita and Akihiro Okabe on its cover, along with exclusive interviews and insights into upcoming performances, making it a must-read for entertainment lovers. With a philosophy centered on bringing entertainment closer to everyone, Long Run Planning Co., Ltd. operates Kanfeti, distributing over 150,000 copies across a plethora of locations, including theaters, shops, and train stations mainly in the metropolitan area.

What’s Inside This Month?

The December issue features a treasure trove of interviews, profiles, and articles about the vibrant world of live entertainment. With a fresh take each month on varying topics including theater, musicals, cultural events, and concerts, Kanfeti introduces readers to the latest happenings in the arts scene. The magazine serves as a free paper, rolling out exclusive discounts for theater tickets and engaging editorials catered to its audience's interests.

Highlighted Interviews:

• - Takahiro Miyashita & Watari Omu: Explore the creative synergy behind the duo's 10th anniversary production, "Kyoyō no Toki." From concept to execution, the pair sheds light on the themes and performances that promise to captivate audiences again this year.
• - Akihiro Okabe & Atsuko Kobayashi: As part of Japan's oldest opera company, the Fujiwara Opera, the duo discusses their upcoming roles in "Fairy Villy" and "Cavalleria Rusticana," both boasting an intriguingly quick performance time of just one hour. They share their perspectives on the significance of these roles in contemporary opera.
• - Mizuki Umezumi: Delve into the world of stage performances with insights from Umezumi regarding her role in "Fall Point."
• - Hiroki Nakajima, Mitsuru Murata, and Hideaki Mizuki: This trio discusses their collaborative piece, "Lazy Midnight 2025," which promises to entertain.
• - Kasumi Inaba & Hanaka Ichikawa: Focused on showcasing the dramatic narrative of "Downstate," this dynamic partnership adds freshness to the magazine.
• - Aikawa Inou & Yusei Hiraga: The article discussing their participation in "Birusshana Senki" provides a captivating insight into contemporary theatrical expressions.
• - Additional features include a segment on the reading act "The Man Renamed Scrooge" and innovative productions from the Yoshimoto Kogyo x Office PSC collaboration.

The December issue will also include special sections dedicated to promotions for free tickets and exclusive photo features of the artists, enhancing accessibility to live performances.

About Kanfeti

Since its launch in 2004, Kanfeti has been the go-to resource for theater enthusiasts. With an impressive distribution of 50,000 copies of the main issue and 30,000 of the intro version, along with 20,000 digital downloads, it is set to reach an even wider audience every month. The magazine is characterized by its lush, full-color design over 56 pages, making it visually appealing and informative. For those eager to explore previous editions, Kanfeti also provides access to an extensive archive via its website.

Follow Kanfeti Online

Stay updated with the latest news and events in live entertainment by following Kanfeti’s official social media channels. Check out their Twitter page Kanfeti on Twitter for real-time updates, insights, and interactive content.

Kanfeti continues to thrive as a beacon for fans of live entertainment, promoting theater and arts across Japan. Don’t miss the upcoming December issue, available in over 1,500 distribution points!

Company Overview

Long Run Planning Co., Ltd. was established in February 2004, with a mission to make entertainment more accessible. Based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, the company supports the growth of Japan's entertainment market through various initiatives, including maintaining Kanfeti's operations and providing ticket sale services through their website.