Toei Streams Kamen Rider Super Live 2026 Free On YouTube
Toei will stream "Kamen Rider Super Live 2026" free on the Toei Tokusatsu YouTube Official channel from November 1 at 12:00 to January 11, 2027 at 23:59.
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Why it matters
A stage show that played to paying audiences in regional halls now reaches the same viewers who watch the TV series, and Toei is using the free window to point them at the 2027 production starring Kamen Rider Mace.
Key Facts
- Kamen Rider Super Live 2026 streams free on the Toei Tokusatsu YouTube Official channel from November 1 to January 11, 2027.
- The stream is the Shiojiri performance at Lezan Hall in Nagano Prefecture, released as separate Act 1 and Act 2 videos.
- Kamen Rider Super Live 2026 features 13 Riders, from Kamen Rider Zeztz, Kamen Rider Gavv and Kamen Rider Gotchard to the Glorious 7 Riders including Kamen Rider 1.
- The 2026 tour ran from December 2025 to August 2026 and reportedly drew more than 60,000 attendees nationwide.
- Kamen Rider Super Live 2027 opens at Harmony Hall Zama in Kanagawa Prefecture on December 5 and centers on Kamen Rider Mace.
The release covers the Shiojiri performance at Lezan Hall in Nagano, split into Act 1 and Act 2, from a tour that ran December 2025 to August 2026 and reportedly drew more than 60,000 attendees nationwide.
The Shiojiri stop at Lezan Hall in Nagano Prefecture is the one being released, and it goes up as two videos rather than one. The show itself is an original story built around the lead Rider of the current series, with Riders from other entries alongside him.
Thirteen Riders appear in the 2026 production, from Kamen Rider Zeztz, Kamen Rider Gavv and Kamen Rider Gotchard through the Glorious 7 Riders, a group that includes Kamen Rider 1. The 2027 show opens at Harmony Hall Zama in Kanagawa on December 5 and centers on Kamen Rider Mace.
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