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Inaugural Children's Classical Concert at Tokyo Toy Museum

The Tokyo Toy Museum is excited to announce its inaugural event, the Children's Classical Concert, designed specifically to introduce young audiences to the joys of classical music. Set to take place on July 5, 2025, this special concert aims to inspire children by fostering imagination and creativity through beautiful music.

This initiative is part of the 100万人のクラシックライブ (One Million Classical Lives) movement, which strives to make classical music accessible to children throughout Japan. Professional musicians will perform live, right in front of your eyes, creating an unforgettable experience for families.

Event Details:

• - Date: July 5, 2025
• - Time:

- Session 1: 14:00
- Session 2: 15:00
- Each session lasts approximately 30 minutes.

• - Location: Tokyo Toy Museum – Baby Woodworking Area
• - Admission Fee:

- Adults: 500 yen
- Children: Free
- Note: Payment accepted on the day; children must be accompanied by an adult.

• - Registration: Reservations can be made via the Tokyo Toy Museum’s website or through the event details link provided.

Featured Performers:

• - Violinist: Hiromi Yanagisawa

Hailing from Fukushima, Yanagisawa graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts and has performed widely across various genres. Beginning violin at the age of three, she has studied under renowned musicians and boasts accolades from international music competitions.

• - Pianist: Miho Shimada

A graduate of the Toho Gakuen School of Music, Shimada has received numerous awards in piano competitions throughout Japan. She has been actively involved in delivering music to children nationwide, focusing on ensemble performances.

Important Information:

1. Admission to this concert requires a separate general entry ticket to the Tokyo Toy Museum (no specific time limit). Tickets can be booked through the link provided: Tokyo Toy Museum Homepage.
- Note: Indoor play is not allowed during the concert. Those wishing to enjoy playtime must obtain a specific ticket (with a time limit).
- Advance tickets may sell out, so securing them promptly is recommended.

2. Photography and video recording during the live performance are prohibited. This ensures that all attendees can fully immerse themselves in the music’s magic.

3. The concert will be filmed for promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being captured in the event’s documentary footage.

About the 100万人のクラシックライブ Initiative

The One Million Classical Lives project aims to bring professional musicians to various locations, enabling communities to experience the beauty of classical music. These performances occur in diverse venues including hotel lobbies, shopping districts, and seniors' facilities, fostering a shared appreciation for live music.

About Animax

Animax is a dedicated anime channel that seeks to immerse audiences in Japanese pop culture while delivering dreams and emotions through the art of animation. This event represents a unique fusion of anime and classical music, aiming to introduce children to new cultural experiences.

About the Tokyo Toy Museum

The Tokyo Toy Museum is set in a converted school building in Shinjuku and serves as a hub for interaction and creativity through play. The museum provides engaging wooden toys suitable for babies and offers woodworking experiences for elementary schoolchildren. Visitors can physically interact with high-quality wooden toys from Europe and Japan, creating cherished memories.

Join us at the Tokyo Toy Museum for this enchanting experience, where music meets imagination and creativity in the most delightful way!