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Project Sekai 6th Anniversary Concert To Stream Live On ABEMA PPV Over Two Days

The anniversary concert is moving to a pay-per-view stream rather than a ticketed venue run, which puts a paid broadcast, a limited original reading drama and a purchase bonus of eight film songs at the center of the sixth-anniversary program.

Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.

Project Sekai 6th Anniversary Concert To Stream Live On ABEMA PPV Over Two Days

The Project Sekai 6th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival will stream live on ABEMA PPV on Saturday, October 3 and Sunday, October 4, 2026, with viewing tickets at 3,900 yen including tax. Day one and day two differ in song count, setlist and performing cast. The program includes a reading drama with a scenario written for the event, and virtual singers appear on some songs alongside the cast.

Tickets for the two-day stream are 3,900 yen including tax, and buyers through the ABEMA app are charged a separate 400 yen including tax, so the article advises checking before purchase. An 800 yen cashback is also planned.

Day one starts its main program at 12:30 with the stream opening at 12:00. Day two starts at 16:00 with the stream opening at 15:30. A stream-only after-talk by the performing cast, planned for about 10 minutes, runs immediately after each performance ends.

All purchasers get limited-time access to footage of the eight songs written for Project Sekai the Movie: The Broken World and Miku Who Can't Sing that were performed at the 5th Anniversary Special Live, available from Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 17:00 to Saturday, October 17 at 23:59.

  • Ruriko Noguchi: performing cast
  • Karin Isobe: performing cast
  • Yuki Nakashima: performing cast
  • Ai Furuhata: performing cast
  • Akina: performing cast
  • Tomomi Jiena Sumi: performing cast
  • Fumiya Imai: performing cast
  • Daisuke Hirose: performing cast
  • Machico: performing cast
  • Junichi Toki: performing cast
  • Tomori Kusunoki: performing cast
  • Rui Tanabe: performing cast
  • Minori Suzuki: performing cast
  • Hinata Sato: performing cast
  • Yui Ogura: performing cast
  • Mayu Yoshioka: performing cast
  • Rina Hon'izumi: performing cast

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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