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The Global Sound of Fujii Kaze
The Global Sound of Fujii Kaze
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The Global Sound of Fujii Kaze

Three nights at Kyocera Dome highlight of his first worldwide tour.

Fujii Kaze brings his Prema World Tour to Kyocera Dome Osaka for three December performances, marking the only city on the tour's announced Asian schedule to host three shows and the artist's first appearances at the venue.

From uploading piano performances to YouTube as a teenager to headlining domes across Japan, Fujii Kaze has built one of contemporary Japanese music’s most distinctive careers. Blending pop, soul, R&B, jazz, and gospel with expressive piano playing and introspective songwriting, he has become one of Japan’s most internationally visible singer-songwriters while developing a devoted audience both at home and abroad.

This December, the Fujii Kaze Prema World Tour arrives at Kyocera Dome Osaka for three performances on December 10, 12, and 13. Osaka is the only city on the tour’s currently announced Asian schedule to host three concerts, making the performances a centerpiece of the Japan leg before the tour continues through Asia and expands to Europe and North America in 2027. The concerts also mark Fujii Kaze’s first announced appearances at Kyocera Dome Osaka.

The tour follows the release of Prema, Fujii Kaze’s third studio album and his first composed entirely of English-language songs. The record reflects an increasingly international direction while remaining rooted in the thoughtful songwriting and piano-centered musicianship that have defined his work since his 2020 debut. Songs such as Shinunoga E-Wa, Kirari, Matsuri, and Hana have introduced his music to listeners around the world, while Prema serves as the foundation for his first worldwide tour spanning Asia, Europe, and North America.

Live performance remains at the heart of Fujii Kaze’s appeal. Reviews of recent concerts consistently describe performances that begin with the intimacy of voice and piano before expanding into full-band arrangements and full-scale concert production. Critics have also noted his relaxed humor and genuine connection with audiences, qualities that make even arena-scale performances feel remarkably personal.

The Osaka concerts continue a story that has steadily grown over the past several years. After drawing 70,000 fans across two sold-out performances at Panasonic Stadium Suita in 2022, Fujii Kaze returns to the region for his most extensive Osaka engagement to date. Three nights at Kyocera Dome reflect both the demand for his live performances and the continuing evolution of an artist whose music now reaches audiences well beyond Japan.

Whether you’ve followed Fujii Kaze since his early YouTube performances or recently discovered his music through Prema, these December concerts offer an opportunity to experience one of Japan’s defining contemporary artists as his music continues its journey onto the world stage.

 

Three Nights at Kyocera Dome – Osaka hosts the tour’s only three-show stop across the announced Asian schedule.

Prema World Tour –Fujii Kaze’s first worldwide concert tour follows the release of Prema.

First Kyocera Dome Shows – The December concerts mark his first announced performances at Kyocera Dome Osaka.

From Piano to Arena Spectacle – Expect intimate piano moments alongside full-band concert production.

A Global Japanese Artist – One of Japan’s most internationally recognized contemporary singer-songwriters returns to Osaka.

 

Photos: Fujii Kaze official websites

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Contact

  • Japan, 〒550-0023 Osaka, Nishi Ward, Chiyozaki, 3-chōme−中2−中2−1
  • https://hehn.fujiikaze.com/pwt/en/
  • @fujiikaze

Opening Hours

Thursday Dec 10: Doors 17:00 • Concert 19:00
Friday Dec 11: (No Performance)
Saturday Dec 12: Doors 16:00 • Concert 18:00
Sunday Dec 13: Doors 16:00 • Concert 18:00

THE SCENE: FAQ’s

ACCESS

Venue: Kyocera Dome Osaka

Address:
3-2-1 Chiyozaki, Nishi-ku, Osaka 550-0023

Nearest Stations:

Hanshin Namba Line ➔ Dome-mae Station
The dome is a short walk from the station. Follow signs for Kyocera Dome Osaka.

Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line ➔ Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station (Exit 1)
Approximately 4 minutes on foot. Exit toward Kyocera Dome Osaka and Aeon Mall Osaka Dome City.

JR Osaka Loop Line ➔ Taisho Station
Approximately 7 minutes on foot. Follow station signs to Kyocera Dome Osaka.

From Osaka Station

Take the JR Osaka Loop Line to Taisho Station, then walk approximately 7 minutes.

From Namba

Take the Hanshin Namba Line to Dome-mae Station (Exit 2) for the shortest walk to the venue.

From Shinsaibashi

Take the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line to Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station (Exit 1), then walk approximately 4 minutes.

Walking Path

From Dome-mae and Dome-mae Chiyozaki stations, the venue is clearly signed beside Aeon Mall Osaka Dome City. From JR Taisho Station, follow the posted signs for the approximately seven-minute walk to Kyocera Dome Osaka.

SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE

Thursday, December 10, 2026
Doors Open: 17:00
Concert Begins: 19:00

Saturday, December 12, 2026
Doors Open: 16:00
Concert Begins: 18:00

Sunday, December 13, 2026
Doors Open: 16:00
Concert Begins: 18:00

Performance Notes

  • Three performances at Kyocera Dome Osaka.
  • Osaka is the only city on the announced Asian tour schedule hosting three concerts.

TICKETS

Reserved Seat — ¥15,000
Assigned seating in the arena or stadium stands.

Annotated Reserved Seat — ¥15,000
Seated-only balcony seating on levels 6–8. Views may be partially restricted.

Parent-Child Seat
Adult — ¥15,000
Child — ¥7,500

Seated-only seating in the front section of the lower-level stands. Children must be ages 3 through junior high school.

Kind Seat — ¥15,000
Seated-only seating intended for visitors who prefer to remain seated throughout the concert.

Heart Seat
Adult — ¥7,500
Eligible Child — Free

Available to eligible disability certificate holders and one accompanying person. Documentation and identification are required at entry.

Wheelchair Seat — ¥15,000
Wheelchair-accessible seating. An accompanying guest must also purchase a wheelchair-seat ticket.

Official Tickets

Additional ticket sales, if announced, will be posted through the official ticket page.

e+ (Official Ticket Sales)
https://eplus.jp/sf/detail/2901490001

Ticket Notes

  • Tickets are required for all visitors ages 3 and older.
  • Children age 2 and younger may sit on an adult's lap without a ticket. A separate seat requires a ticket.
  • Tickets are issued through the e+ smartphone ticket system, except Heart Seats, which use paper tickets.
  • Ticket availability and sales schedules are subject to change.

THE EXPERIENCE

What can visitors expect?

Fujii Kaze's live performances are built around musicianship, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and cinematic as the music grows from solo piano moments into full-band concert performances.

  • Piano-centered performances showcasing his musicianship and songwriting.
  • A full live band performing pop, soul, R&B, and jazz-influenced arrangements.
  • Large-scale concert production suited to a dome setting.
  • A relaxed, personal stage presence that encourages a genuine connection with the audience.
  • Songs spanning his career, including music from Prema alongside many of his best-known releases.

Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering Fujii Kaze for the first time, three nights at Kyocera Dome Osaka promise an evening focused on exceptional musicianship, thoughtful production, and one of Japan's most distinctive contemporary live performers.

INFO & TIPS

INFO & TIPS

  • Arrive early if you plan to purchase merchandise, as popular items may sell out before the performance.
  • Kyocera Dome Osaka is easily accessible by JR, Hanshin, and Osaka Metro lines, making public transportation the recommended option for concert visitors.
  • Coin lockers are available at nearby stations, including Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station and Taisho Station, but availability is limited during major concerts. Arrive early if you plan to store bags before the show.
  • Aeon Mall Osaka Dome City, next to the venue, offers restaurants, cafés, convenience stores, and shopping before the concert.
  • Smartphone tickets are used for most admissions. Charge your phone before arriving and have your ticket ready when entering.
  • Concert merchandise availability, sales times, and payment methods will be announced through official channels.
  • Photography, video recording, and audio recording during the performance are prohibited unless otherwise announced by the organizer.
  • Check the official Fujii Kaze website before traveling for the latest concert information and ticket updates.

Booking

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Fujii Kaze Prema World Tour

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Dec. 10–13
  • Japan, 〒550-0023 Osaka, Nishi Ward, Chiyozaki, 3-chōme−中2−中2−1
  • Dec 10: 19:00 / Dec 12 & 13: 18:00

  • Hanshin Namba Line ➔ Dome-mae Station; JR Loop Line ➔ Taisho Station

  • Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line ➔ Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station

  • ¥7,500–¥15,000

  • fujiikaze.com
  • Only Osaka hosts three performances on the tour's announced Asian schedule.

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