Planetarium Concert
2025-08-28 03:53:49

Experience Mesmerizing Classics Under the Stars: Planetarium Concert Inspired by Kenji Miyazawa

Revisit the Magic of Kenji Miyazawa with the Planetarium Concert



A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity awaits as the renowned "Planetarium Concert - Kenji Miyazawa and the Classic Music of Starry Nights" makes its grand comeback! Following an overwhelmingly successful run from April to July, where shows were sold out night after night, this concert series is set to enchant audiences once again from October 4 to November 30, 2025. Hosted at the prestigious Konica Minolta Planetarium TOKYO in Yurakucho, prepare for a captivating experience merging classical masterpieces with the science of astronomy.

Celebrate the World of Kenji Miyazawa Through Classical Masterpieces


The concert is dedicated to exploring classical pieces that resonate with the themes and spirit of literary giant Kenji Miyazawa. Participants will be treated to awe-inspiring live string quartet performances featuring beloved compositions such as Dvořák's "Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, Op. 95" and Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67," both reflecting the celestial and mystical elements present in Miyazawa’s storytelling. In addition, the concert will feature "Hoshimeguri no Uta" (Song of the Star Journey), a unique piece penned by Miyazawa himself, adding a personal touch to this musical journey.

The event promises an immersive experience, inviting you to bask in the enchanting aura of Miyazawa’s literary world, harmoniously paired with breathtaking starry visuals, all presented in the tranquil setting of the planetarium.

An Extraordinary Quartet Performance


This exclusive concert will showcase the talents of KokonQuartet, a striking ensemble composed of two violins, a viola, and a double bass. This innovative combination allows for a richer, deeper sound that diverges from the traditional quartet format, enabling them to present a diverse range of pieces, enhancing beautiful melodies and sonorous harmonies. Rarely does one have the chance to experience such an orchestrational depth in a planetarium setting.

Audiences can anticipate stunning arrangements of famous piano works and orchestral pieces, expertly transformed into string compositions that resonate against the backdrop of a starry sky.

Featured Pieces Include:


  • - Hoshimeguri no Uta (Song of the Star Journey) - Kenji Miyazawa
  • - Symphony No. 9 “From the New World,” 2nd Movement - Dvořák
  • - The Marriage of Figaro - Mozart
  • - Träumerei - Schumann
  • - Symphony No. 5 “Fate,” 1st Movement - Beethoven
  • - Nocturne No. 2, Op. 9 - Chopin
  • - Vltava from Má vlast - Bedřich Smetana

For full details and to book your seats, visit: Planetarium Concert

Ticket Information


Tickets for the concert will go on sale online starting August 30, 2025. Prices are set at ¥4,400 for online purchases (plus system usage fee) and ¥4,900 for tickets bought at the venue on the day of the concert, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Sales will cease once the planned ticket allocations are reached, so early booking is recommended.

For those looking to experience this magical fusion of music and starlight, remember to check specific details and terms outlined on the special website prior to purchasing tickets. Note that as per the planetarium venue's regulations, seating will be arranged according to assigned numbers, and it's advisable for attendees to arrive early to secure their spots.

A Dreamlike Evening Await


Join us for this extraordinary fusion of art and nature as we celebrate the genius of Kenji Miyazawa all while spending an ethereal evening beneath the stars. This unique concert is not merely an event; it's a journey into the soul of music and literature – an experience you won’t want to miss! Mark your calendars and prepare to be enchanted from October 4th to November 30th, 2025.

About KokonQuartet


KokonQuartet, formed by members of Ale Art Office Co., Ltd., is renowned for its innovative approach to classical string performances. With a commitment to enhancing the classical music experience, they also present what they term


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