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Okayama Arts Festival 2026: Picture Book Classics - The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Sun, Oct 4, 2026, 11:15–12:15 · Okayama City Seto Community Center Large Training Room · Okayama

Dates

  • Sun, Oct 4, 2026, 11:15–12:15

About this event

Summary
A family-friendly classical concert featuring a brass ensemble from Tokyo University of the Arts, suitable for all ages including infants.

Highlights
  • Performed by a brass ensemble of graduates from Tokyo University of the Arts
  • Features narration by Akemi Okamoto, the voice of Nami in ONE PIECE
  • Includes instrument introductions and interactive experience corners
  • Combined tickets available for performances in both Kebucho and Seto towns


Details
This popular performance has sold out in many locations across the country. The event is designed for parents and children, offering a unique opportunity to experience classical music in an accessible environment. Attendees can enjoy special activities such as learning about different instruments and participating in hands-on experience sessions. The concert aims to create an enjoyable atmosphere for audiences starting from age zero. A pass is available for those wishing to attend both the Kebucho and Seto town performances, allowing for a comprehensive cultural experience in the region.

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Event details come from organizers' websites and web searches. They are not guaranteed to be accurate. Check the official website before you go. Times are Japan time (JST).