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Experience Visual Harmony for All: A Concert That Bridges All

On November 8, 2025, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan will host a remarkable concert titled Visual Harmony for All, combining classical music with digital art. This innovative event aims to enhance accessibility, ensuring that everyone, regardless of ability or location, has the chance to enjoy the performance.

Concert Details

• - Date and Time: November 8, 2025, from 15:00 to 16:00 (Doors open at 14:15)
• - Venue: Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Small Hall
• - Live Streaming: The concert will be streamed live on the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan YouTube channel, with recorded content available for later viewing.

Watch the live stream here!

Featured Program

The concert will showcase a variety of classical masterpieces, including:

• - J.S. Bach: Italian Concerto in F Major, BWV 971 - 1st movement
• - Dvořák: Slavonic Dance No. 1 in C Major, Op. 46-1
• - Falla: Ballet Music from El Amor Brujo - “Dance of Fire”
• - Ravel: Water Games
• - Saint-Saëns: Carnival of the Animals - “Aquarium”
• - Debussy: Suite Bergamasque - “Clair de Lune”
• - Ravel: Boléro

Esteemed Performers

Performing at this unique concert will be:

• - Piano: Miku Kakuno (3rd place at the 21st Tokyo Music Competition), Karen Kurokuma
• - Percussion: Ayano Saito (Workshop Leader at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan)
• - Navigators: Sayuri Iihara, Natsuki Sakamoto (Workshop Leaders)
• - Sign Language Navigators: Nanae (Japanese Sign Language), Sasa-Marie (International Sign)

Innovative Visual and Sound Production

The concert's visual and lighting direction will be handled by Abstract Engine, a creative team focused on exploring relationships between people and technology through various design and R&D projects. They aim to provide immersive experiences that connect different sectors of society.

Accessible Features

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan is committed to making the concert accessible to all. Here are some of the supports available:

• - Sign Language Interpretation: On-site interpreters and stage navigators will assist.
• - Hearing Loop System: For those using hearing aids or cochlear implants, a hearing loop will be available.
• - Tactile Sound Equipment: Devices to convert sound vibrations will be provided for a more inclusive experience.
• - Subtitles: Tablets displaying information in text format will be available.
• - Various Material Formats: Programs will be available in braille, large print, and high-contrast formats.
• - Wheelchair Accessibility: Dedicated seating and transfer options will be available.

Ticket Information

• - Price: All seats are reserved and priced at 550 yen.
• - Reservations: For tickets, contact the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Ticket Service at 03-5685-0650 or visit here.

Note: Changes to the program may occur. Unfortunately, children under school age are not permitted, but childcare services are available by reservation (fee-based and deadline is October 31, 17:00).

A Movement for Inclusivity

This event is part of All Welcome Tokyo, a campaign dedicated to improving accessibility in arts and culture across the city. With efforts to break barriers of disability, language, and culture, we aim for a Tokyo where everyone can enjoy and participate in cultural experiences.
For more information, visit the special campaign website here.

As part of the TOKYO Smart Culture Project, funded by the Tokyo Government and the Tokyo Historical and Cultural Foundation, this concert seeks to redefine how we experience art and culture through innovative technology, fostering an atmosphere where everyone can engage with and appreciate the arts anytime, anywhere.

For more on Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, visit their official site here.

Join us for a harmonic celebration of art and technology, where emotions and connections thrive!