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Kazumi Tateishi Trio plays seven winter shows in six Korean cities, with Ghibli and Christmas programmes

Japanese jazz trio Kazumi Tateishi Trio plays seven shows in six Korean cities from Suwon on 22 November to Busan on 26 December: five of "GHIBLI meets JAZZ" and two of "CHRISTMAS meets JAZZ". Every date is on sale at NOL Ticket, and YES24 opens the Seoul (Yeongdeungpo), Gwangju and Seongnam shows at noon on 19 October.

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Poster for the Kazumi Tateishi Trio's 2026 "GHIBLI meets JAZZ" show in Seoul: the three members stand by a grand piano against a golden snowflake backdrop, with the date, Tuesday 22 December at 7:30 pm, at Yeongdeungpo Art Hall.
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Key points

  • Japanese jazz trio Kazumi Tateishi Trio plays seven shows in six Korean cities this winter, from Suwon on 22 November to Busan on 26 December
  • Five shows are "GHIBLI meets JAZZ" and two are "CHRISTMAS meets JAZZ" (20 December in Seongnam, 24 December in Gangdong, Seoul)
  • All seven dates have been on sale at NOL Ticket since July–August; YES24 opens sales for the Yeongdeungpo (Seoul), Gwangju and Seongnam shows at noon on Monday 19 October

The Kazumi Tateishi Trio, the Japanese jazz trio that toured Suwon, Goyang, Yongsan (Seoul) and Seongnam among other cities last winter, is back in Korea this winter. On 14 October YES24 Ticket posted ticket-open notices for three of the shows — Seoul, Gwangju and Seongnam — and YES24 sales for those three open at 12:00 KST on Monday 19 October. All seven dates are already on sale at NOL Ticket, however: Suwon opened first, on 2 July, and Busan last, on 13 August.

When and where are the shows?

The tour opens on 22 November at the Gyeonggi Arts Center Small Theater in Suwon and closes on 26 December at the Geumjeong Cultural Center's Geumbit Nuri Hall in Busan, with two Seoul dates at Yeongdeungpo Art Hall and Gangdong Arts Center. Five shows are "GHIBLI meets JAZZ", built on Studio Ghibli film music, and two are "CHRISTMAS meets JAZZ", built on carols and Christmas standards.

DateTimeCityVenueProgramme
Sun 22 Nov5 pmSuwonGyeonggi Arts Center Small TheaterGHIBLI meets JAZZ
Sat 19 Dec5 pmGwangjuAsia Culture Center Arts Theater, Theater 2GHIBLI meets JAZZ
Sun 20 Dec3 pmSeongnamSeongnam Arts Center Concert HallCHRISTMAS meets JAZZ
Tue 22 Dec7:30 pmSeoul (Yeongdeungpo)Yeongdeungpo Art HallGHIBLI meets JAZZ
Thu 24 Dec7:30 pmSeoul (Gangdong)Gangdong Arts Center, Main Theater HangangCHRISTMAS meets JAZZ
Fri 25 Dec5 pmDaeguDaedeok Cultural Center Dream HallGHIBLI meets JAZZ
Sat 26 Dec5 pmBusanGeumjeong Cultural Center, Geumbit Nuri HallGHIBLI meets JAZZ
ItemDetails
PerformersKazumi Tateishi, Shinobu Sato, Mao Suzuki
Running time100 minutes, no interval
Age limit7 and over (international age)
TicketsNOL Ticket (all dates); YES24 (Yeongdeungpo, Gwangju and Seongnam, from noon on 19 October)
PromoterJinurock Entertainment

How much are tickets?

Every date is priced VIP ₩88,000, R ₩77,000 and S ₩66,000, and the Seongnam, Gangdong (Seoul) and Busan shows add an A tier at ₩55,000.

SeatPriceNotes
VIP₩88,000All dates
R₩77,000All dates
S₩66,000All dates
A₩55,000Seongnam, Gangdong (Seoul), Busan

According to the YES24 notices, early-booking discounts are 20% from 19 October to 1 November, 15% from 2 to 15 November and 10% from 16 to 29 November. A 20% discount for the buyer and one companion also applies to ticket holders for the tour's other programme, buyers of the "CHRISTMAS meets JAZZ" LP, and anyone who booked a Jinurock-promoted show between 2011 and 2026.

How do the Ghibli and Christmas shows differ?

"GHIBLI meets JAZZ" sets music from Howl's Moving Castle, Spirited Away, Kiki's Delivery Service and My Neighbor Totoro for jazz trio. "CHRISTMAS meets JAZZ" covers Christmas standards such as "White Christmas", "The Christmas Song", "Let It Snow" and "Winter Wonderland", and plays only twice, in Seongnam and in Gangdong, Seoul.

How often has the trio played in Korea?

In the YES24 notices, promoter Jinurock Entertainment says the trio has toured Korea for 14 years since its first visit in 2011, playing more than 100 shows to a cumulative audience of over 100,000. Korea's performing-arts database KOPIS also records last winter's tour, which opened in Goyang on 22 November 2025 and went on to Suwon, Yongsan (Seoul), Seongnam, Cheonan, Incheon and Busan, among others.

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