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Masaaki Sakai to MAGNETS

Japanese title: 堺正章 to MAGNETS

Katsushika Symphony Hills, Mozart Hall (Aoto Sta.)

A concert by the band MAGNETS: Masaaki Sakai on vocals with Mickie Yoshino (keyboards), Kavka Shishido (drums), Ryuji Sawa (guitar) and Happiness Tokunaga (bass).

Date
Nov 28 (Sat)
Time
15:30 start (expected to end around 17:30)
Price
Reserved: S seats ¥8,500, balcony ¥7,500
Venue
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Mozart Hall
Nearest station
Aoto Sta.

Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.

Distance from major stations

From Keisei-Tateishi
0.6 km, about 10 min on foot
From Aoto
0.7 km, about 12 min on foot
From Ohanajaya
0.9 km, about 14 min on foot
From Keisei-Takasago
1.8 km, about 15 min by train

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

When is Masaaki Sakai to MAGNETS?
Nov 28 (Sat)
What are the opening hours of Masaaki Sakai to MAGNETS?
15:30 start (expected to end around 17:30) Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does Masaaki Sakai to MAGNETS cost?
Reserved: S seats ¥8,500, balcony ¥7,500
Where is Masaaki Sakai to MAGNETS and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Katsushika Symphony Hills, Mozart Hall. The nearest station is Aoto Sta..

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