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An event more than 30 years in the making
In 1987, The Okura Tokyo marked its 25th anniversary by holding a prestigious classical music concert in the iconic lobby. In a tradition that continues to this day, concerts celebrating the hotel’s patronage of the arts are held on the 25th of every other month. On the hotel’s 50th anniversary, a special program was arranged by conductor Naoto Otomo. Now the hotel’s concert program director, Naoto began his career as a conductor for the NHK Symphony Orchestra at the age of 22 while still studying at Toho Gakuen College of Music. He is one of Japan’s leading conductors and has served as conductor for the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, the Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, and the Kyoto Symphony Orchestra. He especially enjoys promoting up-and-coming talent at the concerts.
Concerts are held on the 25th of every other month except for December, when we host a special Christmas Eve concert on the 24th.
The concert will be held in the iconic The Okura Prestige Tower lobby
～The 430th Lobby Concert 25～
Thursday, June 25, 2026 17:30 - 18:00
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V. Ruggierius Trio Wien Founded in 1999 by Kota Morikawa (Violin), Toshiko Morikawa (Cello), and Yuka Kuroki (Piano), the V. Ruggierius Trio Wien has captivated audiences with their annual Japan tours since 2000. Their performances are celebrated for blending refined Viennese-style musicianship with engaging, insightful storytelling about the music and life in Vienna. The trio’s unique repertoire includes elegant arrangements of Viennese Waltzes and Polkas by the Strauss family, alongside works by Fritz Kreisler. Drawing on their many years of living in the musical capital, they deliver interpretations infused with the authentic "Viennese spirit" and sensibility. Known for their sophisticated yet accessible concert style, the trio continues to receive widespread acclaim across Japan for bringing the heart of Vienna to every stage. |
Entry to the concert is free of charge but please be aware that seats are limited
