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初音ミク Magical Mirai 2025

MagicalMiku

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Apr 13, 2018
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初音ミク Magical Mirai 2025
Sendai, Osaka, Tokyo in August 2025!! :miku_ani_lili::luka_lili::len_smile_lili::rin_smile_lIlI::kaito_smile_lili::meiko_ani_lili:

Dates:
【SENDAI】2025年8月 (maybe August 1-2-3rd?)
【OSAKA】2025年8月 (maybe August 15-16-17th?)
【TOKYO】2025年8月 (maybe August 29-30-31st?)
event theme TBA

Live Concert Time:
TBA

Special Exhibition Tickets:
(Sendai, Osaka, Tokyo)

Live Tickets:
SS ticket: TBA
S ticket: TBA
S ticket (viewing seat): TBA
U-18 ticket: TBA

Schedule contents:
live concert, company booth establishment, goods sale, art exhibition, special exhibition

Venue:
Sendai (??)
INTEX Osaka (Osaka) Building ?
Makuhari Messe (Chiba, Tokyo) hall ?

Official Art:
TBA

costume design:
TBA

theme song
TBA

Official Website:
 
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MagicalMiku

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Apr 13, 2018
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Magical Mirai 2025 - Questions and Recommendations :mell_lili: :kanatomell_lili: :mell_lili: :kanatomell_lili:

- When are the dates for Magical Mirai 2025 going to be announced?
As a tradition, every year around Miku day, so probably around March 9th. At the same time, you can expect the announcement of official website, with first information about main artwork, locations and tickets. Please follow official Crypton Future Media (@cfm_miku) and Magical Mirai (@magicalmirai) twitter accounts for the latest news and information.

- I heard that the main event will take place in August..?
Yes, organizers have confirmed Magical Mirai 2025 to take place in Sendai, Osaka and Tokyo during August, but more details about dates and locations have not been announced yet. These are my personal guesses:
【SENDAI】2025年8月 (maybe August 1-2-3rd?)
- Sendai International Center ?
- Yume Messe Miyagi ?
- Sendai Mediatheque ?
- Sendai Civic Auditorium ?
【OSAKA】2025年8月 (maybe August 15-16-17th?)
INTEX Osaka (Osaka) Building ?
【TOKYO】2025年8月 (maybe August 29-30-31st?)
Makuhari Messe (Chiba, Tokyo) hall ?

- What are the general rules of the event?
Usually the important page with the general rules is published a few months before the event, but to give you an idea, here is the official page of Magical Mirai 2024 attending rules (for both exhibition and concerts):

- What are SS tickets and S tickets? Which one is recommended or easier to get? And how about the accomodation plan?
There are basically two ways to get a concert ticket from overseas: lottery and accomodation plan. The lottery gives you the option to choose from SS ticket (near the stage) or S ticket (behind or around the SS area), you apply during the lottery period, and if you win, your card will be charged only for the winning tickets. Usually, there is higher demand for the evening concerts, especially in Tokyo, so for example if you choose a day concert and another location (Sendai or Osaka), you'll have higher chances of getting a ticket.
Both the SS ticket and S ticket are very good to enjoy the concert, also because the seat number is random, you can't choose the seat location.
The accomodation plan is different: it's a limited plan, so there are tickets limited to each location. You can choose from various hotels and there is included a SS concert ticket (day or evening concert, random seat number), but you need to apply fast once the plan starts (they give all information some weeks in advance), because usually most of tickets get sold-out in 30 minutes. You can apply for multiple days and locations, but each application needs to be different and it really depends on the hotels/tickets availability.
Important notice: the concert ticket has your name printed on it, and there are some ID check at the ticket entrance, so please apply only for the event tickets you are sure to attend, it is strictly prohibited to give or re-sell your ticket to another person. If you plan to travel with a friend, usually the lottery and accomodation plan give you the option to choose the number of people and their names.

- How do I get the tickets?
Usually, lottery tickets send you an email with a unique url page having a barcode. You need to print or save that page in your phone, and then show the barcode to the cashier of a convenience store in Japan (most of lottery tickets are for 7-Eleven, but they could be also for Family Mart or Lawson, so please check well the email message you receive).
For the accomodation plan, you can get the plan exclusive goods at the hotel check-in, but for the tickets you need to make a line on the same day of the event, near the entrance there is a table with the organizers staff ready to give your tickets, so please be sure to bring the email confirmation message and also the credit/debit card you used for the accomodation plan payment.

- I see! And how about the Exhibition?
The Exhibition needs a different ticket, which is usually included in the lottery and accomodation plan (but please check the official page once it will be published). It's also possible to buy the Exhibition ticket at the event itself on the same-day, usually the sale starts at 14:00, and I recommend to get in the line 30 minutes before, because the same-day exhibition tickets are limited in numbers.

- Where can I stay during my travel in Japan?
For a short-term stay, especially if you plan to visit different cities, hotel is indeed the best option. Here are good websites to book you hotel stay in Japan:

for a long-term stay (2 weeks ~ 1 month), I recommend to stay in a guest house or apartment, because not only is cheaper compared to a hotel stay, but also you have your own room and can experience what is like living in Tokyo. Guest house gives you private room with bed and desk, and then you have kitchen and bathroom/shower in a common area of the building. Apartment is bit more expensive, but you have kitchen and bathroom included in your own area. Both are great options, it really depends on your budget and if you travel alone or with friends.
My website recommendation for long-term stay is Sakura House agency, I've used it many many times and always have an excellent experience:

- If I stay in Tokyo, how do I get to Sendai or Osaka?
Travelling from Tokyo, I recommend to use the Shinkansen limited express train to get to Sendai or Osaka, because the travel time is only 91 minutes for Sendai (Miyagi JR Station, by Hayabusa Shinkansen express train) and 145 minutes for Osaka (Shin-Osaka JR Station, by Nozomi Shinkansen express train).
My favorite website to plan train-routes is HyperDia:
As a tourist, you can also buy a Japan Rail Pass (important: need to buy it before going to Japan), which gives you options to ride for 7~14~21 days unlimited times on JR lines, included the Shinkansen train (not the Nozomi, so for Osaka you need to ride the Hikari Shinkansen that takes 168 minutes):
There are also good offers of various japanese airlines, both from Tokyo Haneda airport and Tokyo Narita airport to Sendai airport and Kansai (Osaka) airport.

Please take a look at JR East website, Tokyo Metro handy safety guide, Tokyo Metro map, Japan Meteorological Agency, NHK news and learn japanese, the JNTO safety tips and the official Japan Travel guide for many useful resources:

- I can't wait to experience Magical Mirai!!(*/ω\*) What are other things I should be aware of??
Magical Mirai is always a wonderful experience, you are going to have memories that will stay in your heart forever(●'◡'●)❤🎈 And it doesn't matter if you travel alone or with friends, you'll have a great time with all Miku, Luka, Rin, Len, Kaito, Meiko and Vocaloid fans!:miku_ani_lili::luka_lili::rin_smile_lIlI::len_smile_lili::kaito_smile_lili::meiko_lili:
Being held in summer, you can expect hot sunny days for all three locations, but some days there might be a typhoon, it means strong wind and lots of rain. Some trains/airplanes might get delayed or cancelled during a typhoon, so always make good plans in advance and check local news on TV. Thanks to excellent service in Japan, there is peace of mind of making travel plans in advance, knowing that there is always a way to do something.
For the money, is better to exchange some yen before arriving in Japan, and then the rest once arrived in Japan. While most shops accept credit cards, not always those cards work (you should check with your bank), that's why is good to have cash.
Also, I recommend to get a Suica or Pasmo card, you can buy it at most of train stations ticket machines for 500 yen and you can charge it with your yen bills and coins, useful to ride on trains, metro, bus, and even for buying from convenience stores and vending machines.
There are good restaurants and foods shops outside Magical Mirai exhibition, but I really recommend to buy before some snacks and drinks from the convenience stores and vending machines. And a backpack will be very useful during your travel, to easily store your drinks, snacks and goods(●'◡'●)🎁🎈
 
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mobius017

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Apr 8, 2018
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Magical Mirai 2025 - Questions and Recommendations :mell_lili: :kanatomell_lili: :mell_lili: :kanatomell_lili:

- When are the dates for Magical Mirai 2025 going to be announced?
As a tradition, every year around Miku day, so probably around March 9th. At the same time, you can expect the announcement of official website, with first information about main artwork, locations and tickets.

- I heard that the main event will take place in August..?
Yes, organizers have confirmed Magical Mirai 2025 to take place in Sendai, Osaka and Tokyo during August, but more details about dates and locations have not been announced yet. These are my personal guesses:
【SENDAI】2025年8月 (maybe August 1-2-3rd?)
- Sendai International Center ?
- Yume Messe Miyagi ?
- Sendai Mediatheque ?
- Sendai Civic Auditorium ?
【OSAKA】2025年8月 (maybe August 15-16-17th?)
INTEX Osaka (Osaka) Building ?
【TOKYO】2025年8月 (maybe August 29-30-31st?)
Makuhari Messe (Chiba, Tokyo) hall ?

- What are the general rules of the event?
Usually the important page with the general rules is published a few months before the event, but to give you an idea, here is the official page of Magical Mirai 2024 attending rules (for both exhibition and concerts):

- What are SS tickets and S tickets? Which one is recommended or easier to get? And how about the accomodation plan?
There are basically two ways to get a concert ticket from overseas: lottery and accomodation plan. The lottery gives you the option to choose from SS ticket (near the stage) or S ticket (behind or around the SS area), you apply during the lottery period, and if you win, your card will be charged only for the winning tickets. Usually, there is higher demand for the evening concerts, especially in Tokyo, so for example if you choose a day concert and another location (Sendai or Osaka), you'll have higher chances of getting a ticket.
Both the SS ticket and S ticket are very good to enjoy the concert, also because the seat number is random, you can't choose the seat location.
The accomodation plan is different: it's a limited plan, so there are tickets limited to each location. You can choose from various hotels and there is included a SS concert ticket (day or evening concert, random seat number), but you need to apply fast once the plan starts (they give all information some weeks in advance), because usually most of tickets get sold-out in 30 minutes. You can apply for multiple days and locations, but each application needs to be different and it really depends on the hotels/tickets availability.
Important notice: the concert ticket has your name printed on it, and there are some ID check at the ticket entrance, so please apply only for the event tickets you are sure to attend, it is strictly prohibited to give or re-sell your ticket to another person. If you plan to travel with a friend, usually the lottery and accomodation plan give you the option to choose the number of people and their names.

- How do I get the tickets?
Usually, lottery tickets send you an email with a unique url page having a barcode. You need to print or save that page in your phone, and then show the barcode to the cashier of a convenience store in Japan (most of lottery tickets are for 7-Eleven, but they could be also for Family Mart or Lawson, so please check well the email message you receive).
For the accomodation plan, you can get the plan exclusive goods at the hotel check-in, but for the tickets you need to make a line on the same day of the event, near the entrance there is a table with the organizers staff ready to give your tickets, so please be sure to bring the email confirmation message and also the credit/debit card you used for the accomodation plan payment.

- I see! And how about the Exhibition?
The Exhibition needs a different ticket, which is usually included in the lottery and accomodation plan (but please check the official page once it will be published). It's also possible to buy the Exhibition ticket at the event itself on the same-day, usually the sale starts at 14:00, and I recommend to get in the line 30 minutes before, because the same-day exhibition tickets are limited in numbers.

- Where can I stay during my travel in Japan?
For a short-term stay, especially if you plan to visit different cities, hotel is indeed the best option. Here are good websites to book you hotel stay in Japan:

for a long-term stay (2 weeks ~ 1 month), I recommend to stay in a guest house or apartment, because not only is cheaper compared to a hotel stay, but also you have your own room and can experience what is like living in Tokyo. Guest house gives you private room with bed and desk, and then you have kitchen and bathroom/shower in a common area of the building. Apartment is bit more expensive, but you have kitchen and bathroom included in your own area. Both are great options, it really depends on your budget and if you travel alone or with friends.
My website recommendation for long-term stay is Sakura House agency, I've used it many many times and always have an excellent experience:

- If I stay in Tokyo, how do I get to Sendai or Osaka?
Travelling from Tokyo, I recommend to use the Shinkansen limited express train to get to Sendai or Osaka, because the travel time is only 91 minutes for Sendai (Miyagi JR Station, by Hayabusa Shinkansen express train) and 145 minutes for Osaka (Shin-Osaka JR Station, by Nozomi Shinkansen express train).
My favorite website to plan train-routes is HyperDia:
As a tourist, you can also buy a Japan Rail Pass (important: need to buy it before going to Japan), which gives you options to ride for 7~14~21 days unlimited times on JR lines, included the Shinkansen train (not the Nozomi, so for Osaka you need to ride the Hikari Shinkansen that takes 168 minutes):
There are also good offers of various japanese airlines, both from Tokyo Haneda airport and Tokyo Narita airport to Sendai airport and Kansai (Osaka) airport.

- I can't wait to experience Magical Mirai!!(*/ω\*) What are other things I should be aware of??
Magical Mirai is always a wonderful experience, you are going to have memories that will stay in your heart forever(●'◡'●)❤🎈 And it doesn't matter if you travel alone or with friends, you'll have a great time with all Miku, Luka, Rin, Len, Kaito, Meiko and Vocaloid fans!:miku_ani_lili::luka_lili::rin_smile_lIlI::len_smile_lili::kaito_smile_lili::meiko_lili:
Being held in summer, you can expect hot sunny days for all three locations, but some days there might be a typhoon, it means strong wind and lots of rain. Some trains/airplanes might get delayed or cancelled during a typhoon, so always make good plans in advance and check local news on TV. Thanks to excellent service in Japan, there is peace of mind of making travel plans in advance, knowing that there is always a way to do something.
For the money, is better to exchange some yen before arriving in Japan, and then the rest once arrived in Japan. While most shops accept credit cards, not always those cards work (you should check with your bank), that's why is good to have cash.
Also, I recommend to get a Suica or Pasmo card, you can buy it at most of train stations ticket machines for 500 yen and you can charge it with your yen bills and coins, useful to ride on trains, metro, bus, and even for buying from convenience stores and vending machines.
There are good restaurants and foods shops outside Magical Mirai exhibition, but I really recommend to buy before some snacks and drinks from the convenience stores and vending machines. And a backpack will be very useful during your travel, to easily store your drinks, snacks and goods(●'◡'●)🎁🎈
This is an awesome post! Just a thought, but why not add it to the Resources section? Then it would be its own thing and easier to find/update later.
 
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MagicalMiku

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This is an awesome post! Just a thought, but why not add it to the Resources section? Then it would be its own thing and easier to find/update later.
ohhh thank youu thank youuu so much!! :miku_sakura_lili:
I didn't think about the Resources section, but is a very good idea, so I've added it also there :yuki_lili:
 
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Venue Predictions:

Osaka and Tokyo: Same venue (Intex and Makuhari are the perfect venues for the entire Mirai event as it can harbor both the exhibition and concert in the same location, not to mention the concert halls are blank slates with no physical limitations imposed by seating or other equipment).

Sendai: Definitely a small concert hall, unless CFM and Tokyo MX finally build up the courage to host a normal sized concert in a sizeable venue. If going for a bigger venue, the only one I can find that can host a small, yet proportionate Mirai is Sendai Xebio Arena. Proportionate because the past two concerts held in concert halls are scaled down, which results in the projections being rendered small, so much so that Miku's standing height is the keyboardist's sitting height.
 
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