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TOKYO Smart Culture Project Visual Harmony for All
A Unique Art Experience Blending Classical Music with Digital Art

This performance features a concert that merges classical music with video projections. Accessibility services are available for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as people with visual impairments, allowing them to experience music through both sight and sound.

Date Sat, Nov 8, 2025 15:00-16:00 (Open 14:15)
Venue

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Recital Hall

Genre TBK productions Concert
Admission Ages Elementary school students and older

Recital Hall

Streaming (YouTube)

The performance will go live streaming on Nov 8. URL to be posted later.


Artists

Piano: SUMINO Mirai *3rd prize of Piano section at the 21st Tokyo Music Competition


Piano: KURONUMA Karen


Percussion: SAITO Ayano (Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leader)


MC: IHARA Sayuri, SAKAMOTO Natsuki (Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leaders)


DEAF/Sign Navigator (Japanese Sign Language): Nanae


DEAF/Sign Navigator (International Sign Language): Sasa-Marie


Creators

Video and Lighting Design: Abstract Engine


 


◇View creators profile


Program

J.S.BACH: Italian Concerto in F major-1st movement (Piano Solo)


DVOŘÁK: Slavonic Dance No.1 in C major (Duo, piano 4 hands)


FALLA: “Danza ritual del fuego” from El amor brujo (Duo, 2 pianos 4 hands)


RAVEL: Jeux d’eau (Piano Solo)


SAINT-SAËNS: Le Carnaval des animaux-VII. “Aquarium” (Duo, 2 pianos 4 hands and percussion)


DEBUSSY: “Clair de lune” from Suite bergamasque (Piano Solo)


RAVEL: Boléro (Duo, 2 pianos 4 hands and percussion)


PhotoSUMINO Mirai, Piano
PhotoKURONUMA Karen, Piano
PhotoSAITO Ayano; Percussion, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leader
PhotoIHARA Sayuri, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leader
PhotoSAKAMOTO Natsuki, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leader
PhotoNanae; DEAF/Sign Navigator, Japanese Sign Language
PhotoSasa-Marie; DEAF/Sign Navigator, International Sign Language

Tickets

Prices (tax included)

Reserved Seats 550yen


* Accessibility devices are for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as people with visual impairments.


Seating Chart of Recital Hall

View Seating Chart


Click the camera icons on the seating chart to check the stage view from the selected area.


Seating chart for this performance (PDF)


On Sale Date

Sat, Aug 9, 2025


BOX Office

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Box Office


* The ticket receiving method for this concert is “LessQ (Electronic tickets)” if you purchase via online ticketing service in English. (LessQ issuing fee: 77yen per ticket)


Accessibility Services

Sign Language interpretation


Japanese Sign Language interpreters are at the reception.


DEAF/Sign navigators (Japanese and International Sign Languages) are on the stage.


 


Hearing Loop


For those wishing to use the hearing loop, please select seats in row B–M, seat numbers 20–27.


A “hearing loop” (also called a “magnetic induction loop” or “magnetic loop”) transmits sound picked up by a microphone directly to the hearing aid or cochlear implant, allowing the user to hear voices and music clearly. The sound sent from the loop can be heard through the T (telecoil) setting of the hearing aid or cochlear implant or through a dedicated receiver.


Please check in advance whether your hearing aid or cochlear implant is compatible with T setting and how to switch to T setting before purchasing a ticket.


* Some manufacturers’ products or certain models are not compatible with T setting.


* Limited number of hearing loop receivers are also available at the venue. Please ask at the reception on the performance day.


 


Captioning tablets (Captions are only in Japanese.)


While seated, you will use a hand-held small tablet device to view the s emceeing (spoken words) as text.


At this performance, we lend a dedicated tablet with light blocking screen to each user transmitting closed captions such as spoken words, music titles, and announcements in the auditorium.


 


Device converting sounds into vibration


Touch the sound picnic, a hand-held device that converts sounds into vibration is available for loan.


It is a flashlight-like shape in which the vibration changes along with the types of sounds and volume.


Developed by: KANEBAKO Junichi (Kyoyu [co-playing] musical instrument researcher)


 


Laser retinal projection visual aid


We loan hand-held visual assistive devices “RETISSA ON HAND.”

For the details of RETISSA ON HAND, please refer to the manufacturer, QD Laser, Inc.’s official webpage as linked below.


QD Laser’s official webpage: How to use RETISSA ON HAND (The webpage is only in Japanese. English subtitles are available for the video on the webpage.)


 


Wheelchair accessible seats and wheelchair transfer seats


Wheelchair transfer seats: row J, seat number 36–44


 


* The number of accessibile devices is limited.


Other Information

This event has been created as a part of the TOKYO Smart Culture Project, initiated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture.

* The program is conducted only in Japanese, and subject to change under certain circumstances.
* Pre-school children are not allowed to attend this performance.

Inquiries

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Production Section +81-3-3828-2111


Organizers & Supporters

Organizer: Tokyo Metropolitan Government/Tokyo Bunka Kaikan operated by Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture


Planning & Production: Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Production Section