Studio LaRa is managing virtual artist unit HIMEHINA through what it calls the first solo world tour by a VTuber, which is nearing its conclusion with a Tokyo homecoming and a two-day grand finale in October 2026.
Studio LaRa's primary activity across the three stories is the HIMEHINA WORLD Tour 2026, a roughly 11-month run that began in November 2025 at Pacifico Yokohama. The tour visited six domestic Japanese cities plus Taipei, Seoul, and San Jose before adding a first-ever Tokyo homecoming show on August 11, 2026, and a two-day grand finale on October 3 and 4 at SGC Hall Ariake in Tokyo. Studio LaRa claims, based on its own research as of March 2026, that this is the first solo world tour by a VTuber.
The tour's final leg has merchandise tied to it: pre-orders for live goods opened on June 26, 2026, via the official EC site Himehina Mart, with items including penlights, towels, T-shirts, and accessories offered in versions for each day of the finale. Fan club exclusive items such as plushies and a keychain are available only online. A campaign using the Saison x HIMEHINA Collaboration Card through Saison Point Mall earns up to 10 times the usual points.
Alongside the tour, HIMEHINA's music video for 'Ai Dancehall' surpassed 50 million views on YouTube as of June 18, 2026. The video was first released in December 2023 and reached 30 million views in September 2024. To mark the milestone, Studio LaRa began selling a commemorative pop-up toaster featuring SD illustrations of the duo, priced at 10,800 yen and scheduled for delivery in late 2026. The song appears on HIMEHINA's fourth album 'Bubblin,' released in July 2025, which reached No. 1 on the mora hi-res album ranking. The unit, consisting of Tanaka Hime and Suzuki Hina, has 1.12 million YouTube subscribers and over 680 million total video views.
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Jun 27
Studio LaRa opened pre-order sales for live goods tied to the HIMEHINA WORLD Tour 2026 Final 2Days on June 26, 2026, via the official EC site Himehina Mart. The order period runs until September 4, 2026. The two-day finale takes place October 3 and 4 at SGC HALL ARIAKE in Tokyo. The lineup includes Hime Light and Hina Light penlights, Bubblir Penlight Stands, Bub Finale Towels, Bub-T shirts, and Bub Band accessories, each offered in versions for Day 1 (HimeHina Utamita Matsuri) and Day 2 (LIFETIME is BUBBLIN -GRAND FINALE-). Fan club items such as Munirei! Hime-dama and Hina-dama plushies and a Finale! Rubber Keychain are available only online. A campaign using the Saison x HIMEHINA Collaboration Card through Saison Point Mall earns up to 10 times the usual points. The tour, which began in November 2025 at Pacifico Yokohama, visited six domestic cities plus Taipei, Seoul, and San Jose. Studio LaRa claims it is the first solo world tour by a VTuber, based on its own research as of March 2026.
Jun 18
Virtual artist unit HIMEHINA's music video for 'Ai Dancehall' has exceeded 50 million views on YouTube, as announced by Studio LaRa on June 18, 2026. The MV was first released in December 2023 and reached 30 million views in September 2024, becoming the group's first video to hit that milestone. To mark the new achievement, Studio LaRa began selling a commemorative pop-up toaster featuring SD illustrations of the duo, priced at 10,800 yen and scheduled for delivery in late 2026. The song is included on HIMEHINA's fourth album 'Bubblin,' released in July 2025, which reached No. 1 on the mora hi-res album ranking. The album's title track was used as the opening theme for TV Asahi's 'musicru TV.' The unit, consisting of Tanaka Hime and Suzuki Hina, has 1.12 million YouTube subscribers and over 680 million total video views. Their ongoing world tour 'LIFETIME is BUBBLIN' has visited seven Japanese cities, Taipei, Seoul, and San Jose, with a grand finale scheduled for October 2026 at SGC Hall Ariake.
May 18
Studio LaRa announced that HIMEHINA's ongoing world tour, which began in November 2025, will include a first-ever Tokyo homecoming show on August 11, 2026, followed by a two-day grand finale on October 3-4, 2026. Day 1 of the finale will be an all-cover song set, and Day 2 will conclude the roughly 11-month tour.