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SUPER BEAVER Pops Up in Osaka
SUPER BEAVER Pops Up in Osaka
SUPER BEAVER Pops Up in Osaka
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SUPER BEAVER Pops Up in Osaka

Dome tour brings exclusive concerts and a limited-time pop-up to Osaka.

SUPER BEAVER's long journey from Tokyo live houses to Japan's biggest stages reaches a historic milestone this summer as the band launches its first-ever headline dome tour with two nights at Kyocera Dome Osaka.

For more than two decades, SUPER BEAVER has built its reputation one concert at a time. Formed by four high school friends in Tokyo in 2005, the band earned a devoted following through relentless touring, heartfelt songwriting, and an unwavering connection with audiences. That journey reaches a defining milestone this summer as SUPER BEAVER launches its first-ever headline dome tour with two nights at Kyocera Dome Osaka on August 1 and 2.

Plus, for fans wanting to make the most of the weekend, the celebration extends beyond the concert itself. An official SUPER BEAVER Dome Tour Pop-Up Store at LaLaport EXPOCITY opens July 24 before the Osaka shows, offering exclusive merchandise, photo displays, and special exhibits commemorating the band’s first-ever headline dome tour.

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SUPER BEAVER’s path has been one of steady perseverance. After an early major-label debut, the band returned to the independent live music circuit, spending years performing hundreds of concerts across Japan before re-emerging as one of the country’s leading live rock bands. Today, they headline arenas, stadiums, and now Japan’s iconic domes—an achievement many fans have watched unfold over the past 20 years.

The Osaka concerts open the four-show Camel in the City DOME TOUR 2026, making the city the first stop before the tour continues to Tokyo Dome in September. Arriving just weeks after the release of the new album Jinsei, the performances celebrate both the band’s newest music and the songs that have defined its remarkable career.

SUPER BEAVER’s emotional, audience-driven performances have earned the group a reputation as one of Japan’s most compelling live acts. Their music has reached millions through anime, film, and television—including  Haikyu!! and Tokyo Revengers—but it is their powerful concerts that continue to turn first-time listeners into lifelong fans.

For visitors experiencing Japanese rock for the first time, these performances offer the chance to see one of the country’s most respected bands at the moment they step onto their biggest stage yet.

 

First-Ever Dome Tour – SUPER BEAVER opens its historic first headline dome tour with two nights in Osaka before continuing to Tokyo Dome.

20 Years in the Making – After two decades of relentless touring and building a loyal fanbase, the band reaches Japan’s biggest concert stages.

One of Japan’s Most Successful Rock Bands – Known for passionate performances and emotional audience connections, SUPER BEAVER has earned a reputation as one of the country’s finest live acts.

A New Era with Jinsei – The concerts arrive just weeks after the release of the band’s latest album, blending new songs with career-defining favorites.

Official Tour Pop-Up Store – Fans can visit the official SUPER BEAVER Dome Tour Pop-Up at LaLaport EXPOCITY from July 24 through August 3 for exclusive merchandise and special exhibits.

 

Photos: Super Beaver official website & Instagram

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  • Japan, 〒550-0023 Osaka, Nishi Ward, Chiyozaki, 3-chōme−中2−中2−1
  • https://sp.super-beaver.com/feature/dometour2026
  • @superbeaver_official

Opening Hours

Saturday Aug 1: Doors 15:00 • Concert 17:00
Sunday Aug 2: Doors 15:00 • Concert 17:00

THE SCENE: FAQ’s

ACCESS

Venue: Kyocera Dome Osaka

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

Closest Train:
Hanshin Namba Line → Dome-mae Station (Exit 2A) → Direct connection to Kyocera Dome Osaka

Closest Subway:
Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station (Exit 1) → Direct connection to Kyocera Dome Osaka

JR Access:
JR Osaka Loop Line → Taisho Station (North Exit) → Approximately 7-minute walk

From Osaka Station (Umeda):
JR Osaka Loop Line (Outer Loop) → Taisho Station (Approx. 12 minutes)

From Namba:
Hanshin Namba Line → Dome-mae Station (Approx. 5 minutes)

From Shin-Osaka Station:
JR Kyoto Line → Osaka Station → Transfer to the JR Osaka Loop Line → Taisho Station (Approx. 20–25 minutes)

From Kansai International Airport (KIX):
JR Kansai Airport Rapid Service → Taisho Station (Approx. 65–70 minutes)
or
Nankai Airport Line → Namba → Transfer to the Hanshin Namba Line → Dome-mae Station

Walking Path:
All three nearest stations are clearly signed for Kyocera Dome Osaka. Expect a 1–7 minute walk depending on your arrival station.

Parking:
Limited paid parking is available at Kyocera Dome Osaka, but it fills quickly on concert days. Public transportation is strongly recommended.

SCHEDULE

Saturday, August 1, 2026

15:00 – Doors Open
17:00 – SUPER BEAVER: Camel in the City Dome Tour 2026

Sunday, August 2, 2026

15:00 – Doors Open
17:00 – SUPER BEAVER: Camel in the City Dome Tour 2026

Merchandise: Official tour merchandise is typically available before doors open and throughout the event, while supplies last.

Official Pop-Up Store: July 24 – August 3, 2026
LaLaport EXPOCITY – Featuring official tour merchandise, live photography, and special exhibits.

TICKETS

Tickets are available through the official e+ (eplus) ticketing system and authorized sales partners. SUPER BEAVER prohibits unauthorized resale tickets, which may be refused at entry. An official ticket trade service is also available for eligible tickets.

Ticket Prices

  • Reserved Seat – ¥13,200
  • Wheelchair Seat – ¥13,200
  • Rear Stand Seat – ¥11,000
  • Restricted-View Reserved Seat – ¥11,000
  • Restricted-View Balcony Seat (Kyocera Dome Osaka only) – ¥11,000

Official Ticket Websites

  • e+ (eplus): https://eplus.jp/
  • Lawson Ticket: https://l-tike.com/
  • Ticket Pia: https://t.pia.jp/

Age Policy

Children 4 years and older require a ticket. Children under 4 may attend only if they do not require their own seat.

Availability

General sales have reached their initial allocation. If additional seats become available through production adjustments or ticket returns, they will be announced through the official SUPER BEAVER website and the authorized ticket agencies. Fans should also check the official ticket trade service for verified resale opportunities.

OFFICAL POP-UP STORE

Fans can visit the official SUPER BEAVER Dome Tour 2026 Pop-Up Store at LaLaport EXPOCITY from July 24 through August 3, 2026.

The pop-up features exclusive tour merchandise, live concert photography, special displays celebrating the band's first-ever headline dome tour, and photo opportunities available only during the event. It's an excellent stop for fans who want to purchase merchandise before concert day or commemorate the opening of this historic tour.

Location:
LaLaport EXPOCITY
2-1 Senribanpakukoen, Suita, Osaka 565-0826, Japan

Dates:
July 24 – August 3, 2026

Hours:
10:00–21:00

Admission:
Free (Merchandise available for purchase)

Closest Train:
Osaka Monorail → Banpaku-kinen-koen Station → Approximately 2-minute walk

From Osaka Station (Umeda):
Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Senri-Chuo Station → Transfer to the Osaka Monorail → Banpaku-kinen-koen Station (Approximately 35 minutes)

From Shin-Osaka Station:
Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Senri-Chuo Station → Transfer to the Osaka Monorail → Banpaku-kinen-koen Station (Approximately 30 minutes)

Tip:
Exclusive merchandise is expected to be in high demand, and popular items may sell out quickly, especially during the concert weekend. Visiting on a weekday before August 1 offers the best selection and shorter

THE EXPERIENCE

SUPER BEAVER has built its reputation through unforgettable live performances where emotion and authenticity take center stage. As the opening concerts of the band's first-ever headline dome tour, the atmosphere is expected to be especially memorable.

  • Powerful rock anthems and emotional ballads spanning the band's 20-year career.
  • Songs from the new album Jinsei alongside many longtime fan favorites.
  • A passionate audience know for singalongs throughout the performance .
  • Heartfelt moments between vocalist Ryuuta Shibuya and the audience that make every performance feel personal.
  • A career-defining celebration as SUPER BEAVER takes the biggest stage in its history.

Whether you're a lifelong fan or experiencing Japanese rock for the first time, these historic Osaka performances promise an unforgettable night and the chance to witness one of Japan's premier live bands at a milestone moment in its career.

INFO & TIPS

Planning ahead will help you make the most of your SUPER BEAVER concert experience at Kyocera Dome Osaka.

  • Arrive 60–90 minutes before doors open to allow time for security, merchandise shopping, and finding your seat.
  • Official tour merchandise is expected to be available before the concert, but popular items often sell out early.
  • Visit the SUPER BEAVER Dome Tour Pop-Up Store at LaLaport EXPOCITY (July 24–August 3) for exclusive merchandise, photo displays, and tour exhibits before the concert weekend.
  • Travel by train or subway whenever possible. Kyocera Dome Osaka is directly connected to Dome-mae Station and Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station, making public transportation the fastest and easiest option.
  • Coin lockers are available at JR Taisho Station and Osaka Metro Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station & Taisho station, but they often fill early on concert days.
  • Food, drinks, restrooms, ATMs, and convenience stores are available throughout Kyocera Dome Osaka and the surrounding Osaka Dome City complex.
  • Follow all venue announcements regarding photography, recording, and prohibited items, as policies may vary by artist and tour.

With SUPER BEAVER launching its first-ever headline dome tour in Osaka, arriving early and planning ahead will help you enjoy one of the band's most significant concerts to date.

Booking

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SUPER BEAVER Camel in the City Dome Tour 2026

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Sept. 24 – Aug. 2
  • Japan, 〒550-0023 Osaka, Nishi Ward, Chiyozaki, 3-chōme−中2−中2−1
  • Doors 15:00 • Concert 17:00

  • Hanshin Namba Line → Dome-mae Station; Osaka Loop Line → Taisho Station

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

  • ¥11,000–¥13,200<br />

  • super-beaver.com

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