Tokyo Concerts and Stage Shows, Nov 10–30, 2026: 26 Shows at Tokyo Dome, Ariake Arena, Kabukiza and More

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This page lists the concerts and stage shows still to come in Tokyo from November 10 to 30, 2026, 26 in all, by date. They are held at 6 venues: Tokyo Dome, Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo Dome City, Ariake Arena, Tokyo International Forum, Kabukiza and Meijiza. Prices are the ones shown on each venue’s official page. Where none is shown, the table says “Check the organizer’s official page”.

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1. The shows from November 10 to 30, by date

Tokyo International Forum hosts the most, 12 of the 26 shows. Tap a venue name to jump to that venue’s section. Shows that run for several days are listed on their first day in this period.

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan (Tokyo Metropolitan Festival Hall) and Yoyogi National Gymnasium are not included. The official site of Tokyo Bunka Kaikan says it is closed, and its own concerts are held at other halls such as ward halls. The event information on the official site of Yoyogi National Gymnasium shows no concerts for November 2026. For Nippon Budokan and Tokyo Garden Theater, no November schedule could be found on their official sites, so they are not listed.

2. Things to know about Tokyo concerts

Tokyo’s concert venues fall into two groups: those you reach on foot from a station, and those about a 10-minute walk away. Tokyo International Forum is 1 minute on foot from Yurakucho Station and 5 minutes from Tokyo Station. Ariake Arena is about 8 minutes on foot from Shin-Toyosu Station or Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station on the Yurikamome line, and about 17 minutes from Kokusai-Tenjijo Station or Shinonome Station on the Rinkai Line. Because it is surrounded by homes and schools, its official site gives separate routes for arriving and for leaving.

Weekday shows mostly start between 18:00 and 19:00, so whether you can make it after work depends on the walk from the nearest station. On weekends and holidays, some shows have a day and an evening performance (for example Chrono Reverse on the 23rd, and The New Prince of Tennis). Kabukiza’s day program starts at 11:00 and its evening program at 16:30. Meijiza’s Touken Ranbu starts at 12:30 and 18:00.

When several venues have shows on the same day, trains going home get crowded at the same time. On November 28 and 29, Ariake Arena, Kanadevia Hall and Tokyo International Forum all have shows.

The “Fresh Masterpiece Concerts” organized by Tokyo Bunka Kaikan continue in November at other venues: November 21 at Koto Cultural Center and November 23 at Rene Kodaira (start 14:00 or 15:00; see the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan program information, Japanese).

3. Tokyo Dome

The concerts still to come in November are Tohji (17th), Fujii Kaze’s piano recital (20th and 21st) and BULLET TRAIN (25th and 26th). For enquiries, Tohji and Fujii Kaze list DISK GARAGE, and BULLET TRAIN lists Kyodo Tokyo (0570-550-799).

Tokyo Dome’s official Instagram (@tokyodome1988_)

At Tokyo Dome shows, doors open 2 hours before the start. For Fujii Kaze, doors open at 17:00 on the 20th (start 19:00) and at 16:00 on the 21st (start 18:00).

From the 12th to the 15th the dome hosts the Asia professional baseball championship, and on the 23rd the Giants Fan Festa. These are not concert days.

The nearest stations are JR Suidobashi Station (west exit), Suidobashi Station on the Toei Mita Line (exit A2), Korakuen Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Namboku lines (exit 2), and Kasuga Station on the Toei Oedo Line (exit 6).

Name	Tokyo Dome
Address	1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Varies by performance (see table in text)
Map	Open in Google Maps ↗
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4. Kanadevia Hall (Tokyo Dome City)

This hall is inside Tokyo Dome City. In November, the musical The New Prince of Tennis: The Final Stage runs until the 15th, followed by concerts.

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The New Prince of Tennis has day and evening performances on weekends (start 12:30 and 17:30) and an evening one (18:00) on weekdays, except Wednesday the 11th, which starts at 13:00. The enquiry contact is listed as Nelke Planning.

The concerts run in this order: Juice=Juice on the 16th and 17th, Lienel on the 18th and 19th, Centimillimental on the 20th, HY on the 28th and tofubeats on the 29th. Start times are in the table above.

The nearest stations are JR Suidobashi Station (east exit), Suidobashi Station on the Toei Mita Line (exit A2), Korakuen Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Namboku lines (exit 2), and Kasuga Station on the Toei Oedo Line (exit A1).

Name	Kanadevia Hall (Tokyo Dome City)
Address	1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Varies by performance (see table in text)
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Official site	Open the official site ↗

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5. Ariake Arena

The remaining November shows are HiGH&LOW THE SENGOKU LOVE&HATE (18th and 19th), Hearts2Hearts (22nd and 23rd) and GLAY (28th and 29th). On November 14, “SLS TOKYO 2026” is held.

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Prices are the ones shown on the venue’s official page. For HiGH&LOW there is also an upgrade ticket at ¥21,450.

For the November shows, doors open 1 hour before the start. The routes for arriving and leaving are different, so look at the guide map on the official site first.

Name	Ariake Arena
Address	1-11-1 Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Varies by performance (see table in text)
Phone	03-6380-7860
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6. Tokyo International Forum

This venue has the most concerts confirmed for November. It uses Hall A and Hall C, and has several shows in almost every week up to the 30th.

Tokyo International Forum’s official Instagram (@t_i_forum_pr)

Back to the Future in Concert is the subtitled version (English-language screening with Japanese subtitles), with adult and child (elementary and junior high school) prices for S, A and B seats. Children under 5 cannot enter.

Rules for preschool children differ by show. Hideaki Tokunaga, Hiroko Yakushimaru and Ringo Sheena do not admit preschool children. Rokudenashi requires a ticket from age 4, and Chrono Reverse from elementary school age. Masashi Sada has student seats at ¥4,400.

The nearest station is JR Yurakucho Station, 1 minute on foot, and Tokyo Station is 5 minutes on foot. It connects underground to Yurakucho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.

Name	Tokyo International Forum
Address	3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Varies by performance (see table in text)
Phone	03-5221-9000
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Official site	Open the official site ↗

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7. Kabukiza

November is the “Kichirei Kaomise Grand Kabuki”, with the full-length play Kanadehon Chushingura. It runs from Sunday, November 1 to Wednesday, November 25. The day program starts at 11:00 and the evening program at 16:30.

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There is no performance on the 17th (Tue). The day program on the 14th (Sat) and the evening program on the 22nd (Sun) are private bookings. The venue says the single-act seats (makumi seats) are open even on private-booking days.

Prices (tax included) are ¥20,000 for special seats, ¥18,000 for 1st class, ¥15,000 for 2nd class A, ¥14,000 for 2nd class B, ¥9,000 for 2nd class C, ¥6,500 for 3rd-floor A, ¥5,000 for 3rd-floor B and ¥20,000 for first-floor sajiki seats. People aged 30 or under can buy any remaining seat for half price on the day with the “U30 same-day half-price ticket”.

The nearest station is Higashi-Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Asakusa Line (exit 3). Ginza Station (exit A7) is listed as a 5-minute walk.

Name	Kabukiza
Address	4-12-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Day program from 11:00 · Evening program from 16:30 (no performances on the 9th and 17th)
Phone	03-3545-6800
Map	Open in Google Maps ↗
Official site	Open the official site ↗

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8. Meijiza

In November, the 10th anniversary special production, stage Touken Ranbu Yoden: Tsuki to Taiyo to Hoshiboshi yo, runs in Tokyo from Wednesday, November 11 to Sunday, November 29, after a preview on Tuesday, November 10. It is a two-part story (Part 1 and Part 2) and starts at 12:30 and 18:00.

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Part 1 and Part 2 are separate performances, and the two-part ticket is no longer on sale. For regular performances, ticket prices (tax included) are ¥15,800 for S seats and ¥12,800 for A seats for Part 1 only or Part 2 only (partial-view seats are ¥12,800 for S and ¥10,800 for A). The two-part ticket is ¥31,600 for S seats and ¥25,600 for A seats. For the preview on the 10th, the two-part ticket is ¥27,600 for S and ¥21,600 for A, and Part 1 only or Part 2 only is ¥13,800 for S and ¥10,800 for A.

The performance days are the 11th, 13th to 15th, 17th and 18th, 20th to 22nd, 24th and 25th, and 27th to 29th. Performances marked red on the schedule are for members of the “Touken Ranbu stage fan site” only.

The nearest station is Hamacho Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line (right by exit A2). Ningyocho Station is listed as a 7-minute walk.

Name	Meijiza
Address	2-31-1 Nihonbashi-Hamacho, Chuo City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	12:30, 18:00 (November 11–29)
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Official site	Open the official site ↗

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9. If you are traveling to Tokyo for a show

If you come to Tokyo from another part of Japan for a show, check room availability once your dates are fixed. See availability and prices for Tokyo hotels on Rakuten Travel (ad)

Sources

8 pages we checkedShow

• Tokyo Bunka Kaikan program information
• Tokyo Dome event schedule
• Kanadevia Hall event calendar
• Ariake Arena events
• Tokyo International Forum event calendar
• Kabukiza’s Kichirei Kaomise Grand Kabuki
• Meijiza’s stage Touken Ranbu
• Japanese version of this page (日本語版)

Checked with official pages on October 11, 2026 (Japan time).