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2025/7/26 (Sat)
Ota City Residents Hall・Aprico large hall(Near Kamata Station)
Reserved seats :￥5,000
Students (Age 6–18) :￥3,000
（All prices include tax）
・Preschoolers not permitted to enter
+ Ticketing Fee
| Performance content | Performance Theme Autumn fades into winter, Summer bursts into spring. Drums thunder, crossing sky and sea. Introduction A powerful and gifted Taiko drum ensemble, merging nostalgia with a bold new style. Tunes Hana Hayate, Ruri, O-Daiko, and more |
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| Performances Homepage | http://www.dagekidan.com/info/プロフィール/tokyo-dageki-dan/ |
| Appearance | Shinobue – Bamboo Flute: Jiro Murayama Taiko − Japanese Drums: Takuya Kato/Ryosuke Yokoyama/Kazuhiro Tsuyuki Akihiro Sato/Toru Hasegawa/Ryota Kawano |
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| Schedule | ＜Date＞ 2025/7/26 (Sat) ＜Schedule＞ Show starts: 16:00 Doors open: 15:15 (45 mins before) |
| Ticket Fee |
Reserved seats :￥5,000 Students (Age 6–18) :￥3,000 （All prices include tax） ・Preschoolers not permitted to enter + Ticketing Fee |
| Venue | Ota City Residents Hall・Aprico large hall(Near Kamata Station) |
| Remarks | ・No admission for preschool children ・I'm sorry,but wheelchair seats are not available on this website. ・Inquiries about performance Art Will 03-5707-1711 |
| Organizations Overview | TOKYO DAGEKI DAN With dynamic power and refined skill, they electrify the stage with joy. Their global tours include: France-Africa, FIFA World Cup in France(Closing Ceremony), European Tour(England,Belgium,Finland), Hannover EXPO(Germany), Japanese Culture Festival in Russia, Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and Mexico. They also appeared in the popular musical "Touken Ranbu.” Based in Tokyo, they aim to create musicality backed by high performance techniques, and powerful, entertaining performances. Please look forward to their lively Japanese drum performance! That will energize everyone, regardless of age or gender.Enjoy emotional music also using Asian percussion instruments such as Thai gongs, and the fast drumming stick's technique of Tokyo Dageki Dan. |