MEITEI announces AGATE Japan Tour 2026 in Fukuoka

MEITEI will bring his latest album AGATE, released this spring, to Fukuoka for the third stop of the tour, following performances in Wakayama and Gunma. The performance will take place at the Noh Theater of Sumiyoshi Shrine.

The tour has so far taken place at Wakayama Castle, known as the former residence of the Kishu Tokugawa clan, and Miyosawa Akagi Shrine, situated on the slopes of Mount Akagi — two historic sites, each carrying its own layers of history and memory.

For the third stop in Fukuoka, the Noh Theater of Sumiyoshi Shrine, a shrine with a long history in Hakata, will become the setting where the soundscape of AGATE encounters yet another distinct space.

We invite you to experience MEITEI’s performance as it continues to evolve through the unique acoustics, sense of time, and accumulated memories of each place.

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AGATE Release Tour 2026

Fukuoka

Sumiyoshi Shrine Noh Theater
3-1 Sumiyoshi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka

Date
Saturday, December 5, 2026

Schedule
Doors Open — 17:00
Performance — 18:00

Admission
Advance ¥5,000 (tax included)
Door ¥6,500 (tax included)

Tickets
Tickets available via e+
September 16, 18:00
Limited quantity / first come, first served
https://eplus.jp/meitei/

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Notes

All seats are unreserved. Admission is in numbered-ticket order. Seating is on cushions (zabuton) on tatami flooring.

There are no chairs at the venue. Guests will be seated on cushions directly on the tatami floor. Comfortable clothing is recommended.

Shoes are not permitted inside the venue. Please remove your shoes at the entrance and place them in the bag provided by the staff.

Preschool-age children are not permitted. Children of elementary school age and above require a ticket.

There is no parking available at the venue. Please use nearby paid parking.

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Organizer

Planning & Production — Herbay LLC.
Support — KITCHEN. LABEL / INPARTMAINT INC.
Inquiries — info@herbay.co.jp

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Credits

Artist — MEITEI
Sound — Herbay LLC.
Lighting Designer — Tok (CALALI)
Decorative Lighting — Ryutaro Yoshino (ANON LIGHT BESPOKE)
Tour Poster Design — Ricks Ang (KITCHEN. LABEL)
Portrait — Hiroshi Okamoto