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Third stop · main concert & finale

Tokyo

Tokyo – the world's largest metropolis

Tokyo is the world's largest metropolis – a conurbation of around 37 million people where high-rise canyons and neon-bright crossings sit right beside quiet shrines and old temple quarters. For the choir, Tokyo is the finale of the tour: six nights, the main concert at the Wien Hall and the closing concerts – with two free days in between.

Stay
1 – 7 Sep 2026 · 6 nights
Main concert
Wed 2 Sep · Wien Hall, Fuchu
More concerts
Sat 5 Sep Kaminokawa · Sun 6 Sep Yamato (closing)
Free days
Thu 3 Sep + Fri 4 Sep
壱 · I

Highlights

The Kaminarimon gate and main hall of Sensō-ji in Asakusa, Tokyo
Temple

Sensō-ji, Asakusa

Tokyo's oldest temple: through the mighty Kaminarimon gate, the bustling Nakamise shopping street leads to the temple hall. Lively old Tokyo, and entry is free.

free · Asakusa

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Crowds crossing the Shibuya scramble crossing in Tokyo
City

Shibuya Crossing

The world's most famous crossing – on green, thousands of people surge across at once. Right beside it stands the statue of the loyal dog Hachiko.

around the clock

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Large wooden torii in the forest of the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo
Shrine

Meiji Shrine

A quiet forest in the middle of the city: huge wooden torii lead the way to the shrine for Emperor Meiji – right next to the colourful Harajuku fashion district.

free · next to Harajuku

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Street of preserved Edo-era merchant houses in Kawagoe
Day trip

Kawagoe · Little Edo

Only about 30 minutes from Ikebukuro: a whole street of preserved Edo-era merchant houses, the wooden bell tower "Toki no Kane" and sweet sweet-potato specialities.

approx. 30 min from Ikebukuro

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弐 · II

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