Wednesday, 11 November 2026

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Magical Mirai 2027 Song Contest Reopens on Piapro After Maintenance Ends Early

The Hatsune Miku "Magical Mirai 2027" Song Contest reopened submissions on piapro on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, after the posting site's maintenance ended sooner than expected.

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Why it matters

The reopening settles where entries go and confirms that songs sent through the temporary Google Form between November 6 and November 11 will still be judged, so the maintenance disruption costs no one an entry.

Magical Mirai 2027 Song Contest Reopens on Piapro After Maintenance Ends Early

Key Facts

  • The Hatsune Miku "Magical Mirai 2027" Song Contest reopened piapro submissions on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
  • The contest has run as a piapro Official Collaboration since Monday, September 7, 2026.
  • A temporary entry page was used during maintenance that began Wednesday, October 21 to address a PHP vulnerability.
  • Works submitted via Google Form between Friday, November 6 and Wednesday, November 11 will be judged regardless of whether they appear on piapro.
  • The entry deadline is Monday, December 14 at 17:00.

The contest, running as a piapro Official Collaboration since Monday, September 7, had been diverted to a temporary entry page on October 21 for a PHP vulnerability fix. Entries close Monday, December 14 at 17:00.

The temporary entry page on the Magical Mirai official site now only carries a notice pointing entrants back to the piapro Official Collaboration page, and anyone who bookmarked it should switch destinations. Works posted through piapro count only if they appear in the works list on that page, so entrants should check their listing.

The Grand Prix song gets performed on the Magical Mirai 2027 live stage, which is scheduled for three cities, HIROSHIMA, OSAKA, and TOKYO, from July to August in the event's 15th anniversary year. The 2026 edition drew more than 90,000 attendees across Hamamatsu, Osaka, and Tokyo, and its Grand Prix work, "Kotaete" by imie feat. Hatsune Miku, was performed at each venue and used for venue BGM alongside the five semi-Grand Prix works.

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