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Special Edition Launch! Confetti Nagoya Edition: Next Artist Nagoya Feature

Long Run Planning Co., based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, has announced the launch of a special edition of the theater information magazine, Confetti, for the Nagoya area, set to be released in March 2026. This edition aims to bring entertainment closer to the public, enhancing the live arts experience in central Aichi Prefecture.

The magazine will be distributed at various venues, including theaters, public cultural facilities, and tourist spots within the Aichi region. Readers can look forward to discovering the latest in performing arts, from theater and musicals to traditional performances and concerts, enriching their knowledge and enjoyment of live entertainment.

The feature titled 'Next Artist Nagoya' presents five promising young artists selected by four prestigious arts universities in Aichi Prefecture: Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music, Nagoya University of Arts, Nagoya College of Music, and Kinjo Gakuin University. In addition, the feature will highlight one artist who has been recognized under the 'Rebranding' initiative aimed at supporting already established professionals.

The cover spotlights three talented performers from Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music: Kana Hayakawa (violin), Ren Watanabe (baritone), and Iru Ichikawa (piano). Hayakawa performs an inaugural solo recital centered on compositions by Richard Strauss, representing late Romanticism. Meanwhile, Watanabe and Ichikawa will present a duo recital themed around poetry, showcasing a combination of lieder (German art songs) and piano pieces.

You can find the Confetti Nagoya Edition at theaters, cultural facilities, and various public venues across Aichi. Be sure to grab your copy at nearby theaters, shops, or train stations.

Ticket Information for 'Next Artist Nagoya'

Tickets for the 'Next Artist Nagoya' feature will be available via Confetti starting on March 7, Saturday at 10:00 AM. Don’t miss your chance to support these emerging artists and enjoy extraordinary performances.

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What is 'Next Artist Nagoya'?

'Next Artist Nagoya' is a collaborative project led by the Nagoya City Cultural Promotion Agency. Its mission is to create an environment conducive to sustainable and high-quality performances in the Nagoya area, connecting theaters, artists, and the local community. By nurturing young talents recommended by four artistic universities, the initiative aims to enhance the region's appeal through the arts.

For more details, visit the official website: Next Artist Nagoya

About Confetti Magazine

Confetti Magazine, founded in 2004, is a free theater information publication that provides readers with exclusive interviews, ticket deals, and engaging articles from all aspects of performing arts. The magazine is published monthly, with a circulation of 50,000 printed copies and a robust online presence garnering over 110,000 sessions.

For further information about Confetti Magazine, you can visit our website.

Company Overview: Long Run Planning Co.

Established in February 2004, Long Run Planning Co. operates under the philosophy of making entertainment more accessible. We strive to expand the market size of Japan's entertainment industry while supporting event organizers across the country.

Headquarters: 25 Fukuro-cho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 162-0828, Japan
Representative: Hirotaka Kurematsu
Capital: 30 million yen
Main Services: Magazine publication, ticket sales, event support, and tourism-related discount ticket services via TKTS.
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