Belle Immersive Live Adds Nationwide Cinema Screenings for Final Show
The Animersive Live "Belle - PROJECT LAYRA -" run at MoN Takanawa ends on Sunday, November 15, 2026, and the final 18:30 performance will be shown live at 15 Aeon Cinema locations nationwide.
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Why it matters
A stage-and-video production built around Mamoru Hosoda's film is being pushed past its single Tokyo venue into cinemas and home streaming for the last day, which extends the run's reach without extending the run itself.
Key Facts
- The Animersive Live "Belle - PROJECT LAYRA -" runs at MoN Takanawa from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, November 15, 2026.
- The final 18:30 performance on November 15 will be shown live at 15 Aeon Cinema locations nationwide.
- Cinema live viewing tickets cost 4,400 yen and go on sale from 12:00 on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
- Streaming tickets cost 4,400 yen, or 7,700 yen with goods, with archive viewing until 23:59 on Sunday, November 29, 2026.
- Mikimaria performs at 11:30 and Konomi Suzuki at 18:30 in the LAYRA and Kotomi roles.
The same day's 11:30 and 18:30 shows will also stream in real time and as archives until 23:59 on Sunday, November 29. Cinema tickets cost 4,400 yen; streaming tickets cost 4,400 yen, or 7,700 yen with goods.
The live viewing covers the 18:30 performance on Sunday, November 15, 2026, with doors at 18:00, at 15 Aeon Cinema sites from Ebetsu and Shinrifu to Hiroshima, Ayagawa and Fukuoka. Cinema tickets go on sale from 12:00 on Sunday, November 8 until the performance starts, at 4,400 yen.
The home stream is separate. Sales open at 12:00 on Saturday, November 7 and close at 20:00 on Sunday, November 29, covering both the 11:30 and 18:30 performances in real time, with archive viewing until 23:59 that same Sunday. Mikimaria performs at 11:30 and Konomi Suzuki at 18:30, in the LAYRA and Kotomi roles.
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