Isekai Joucho's Flower Closet Live Weaves Costumes and Music at Zepp Haneda
The concert's costume-by-costume structure made the singer's visual history the narrative thread, a format that turns a live performance into a retrospective of her career arc.
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Virtual singer Isekai Joucho, affiliated with KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO, held the first day of her two-day solo live "Flower Closet" at Zepp Haneda on May 1, 2026. The show was themed around the costumes she has worn, changing outfits nearly every song and using rapid 3D stage shifts. A six-piece band with strings accompanied her through a setlist that included "Hatenaki Sora e," "FARAWAY," and "Pandora Call." The live was at full capacity.
Virtual singer Isekai Joucho opened her two-day solo live "Flower Closet" at Zepp Haneda on May 1, 2026, with a show built around the costumes she has worn across her career. The first day changed outfits nearly every song, and the 3D stage followed suit, shifting rapidly to match each look. A six-member band-guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, violin, and cello-provided the live arrangement. The setlist opened with "Hatenaki Sora e" and moved through "Rakenaria no Yume," "Maboroshi no Yukue," "FARAWAY" (from the RPG Stella Sola), "Soshite Shiro ni Kaeru," "Pandora Call," and "Lapis no Oningyou." The singer, affiliated with KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO, told the audience the show aimed to wrap songs and memories around the outfits fans first saw her in. The venue reached full capacity.
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