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International Partnerships for Music Program TOKYO Workshop Workshop! Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Music Workshop “Welcome to Classical Music!—Violin & Double bass” Discover a whole new world broadening with music across all ages—from infants to adults

Interactive concert by seeing, listening, and experiencing

Date Sun, Mar 14, 2027
[1] 11:00-11:45 (Open 10:30)
[2] 14:00-14:45 (Open 13:30)
Venue

Morishita Culture Center, 1st Recreation Hall (Directions)

Genre Workshop Welcome to Classical Music! TBK productions Concert
Admission Ages [1] 6 months-6 years (Pre-school children)
[2] 3-6 years (Pre-school children)


Flyer (PDF)

Movie contentsYouTube

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Music Workshop introduction video




Admission details

[1] Participant: 6 months-6 years (Pre-school children), Companion: Person such as participant’s caregiver (middle school students or older) and family


[2] Participant: 3-6 years (Pre-school children), Companion: Person such as participant’s caregiver (middle school students or older) and family


* The program is for pre-school children; however, elementary school students or older up to adults only themselves can be admitted as well.


* Pre-school participants must be accompanied by caregivers in middle school or older.


* Children under the admitted ages cannot enter the venue.


* The admission ages are determined as of the actual date of the event.


* We may verify the attendee’s age at ticket purchase or the venue on the day of the event.


Lineup

Visit our dedicated webpage for Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Music Workshop


Artists

Workshop Leader: SAWADA Tomoyo (Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leader)


Violin: TSUBOI Natsumi *1st prize and Audience Award of String section at the 12th Tokyo Music Competition


Double bass: SHIRAI Nanako *3rd prize of String section at the 13th Tokyo Music Competition


Piano: NAKAYAMA Hitomi


Tickets

Prices (tax included)

Reserved Seats 550yen


* The ticket is required per person.


On Sale Date

Thu, Dec 10, 2026


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)


PhotoSAWADA Tomoyo, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leader
PhotoTSUBOI Natsumi, Violin
PhotoSHIRAI Nanako, Double bass
PhotoNAKAYAMA Hitomi, Piano

Other Information

On participating in workshops

* This workshop is conducted only in Japanese.


* Attendees must agree to the term that photography and video recording may occur during the workshop for our publicity materials.


* Nursing room is available for the class for those under 3 years of age.


* The program is subject to change under certain circumstances.


* Child care service is available. (Reservation and fee required. A limited number of children is accepted. Reservation must be made by designated period.)


Organizers & Supporters

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


Assisted by: Koto City Culture and Community Foundation, Koto City Morishita Culture Center


Cooperation: Tamagawa University College of Education and College of Art, Department of Music


Endorsed by: Embassy of Portugal/Taito-ku Board of Education


Planning & Production: Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Production Section


Partners & Grantors

Supported by: Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan