Image: Okura Museum of Art, Tokyo
The Okuraulo Trio is scheduled to give a public concert at Musiq Phaon in Tokyo on August 17, 2026, with a programme that mixes familiar songs, classical music and new arrangements. The listing, published by Concert Square, describes the event as a concert that brings together nostalgia and freshness through the trio’s distinctive instrumentation and sound.
According to the concert information, the performance begins at 19:00 and is open to the public. The ensemble will present arrangements of well-known pieces including 'Suzhou Night' and 'Tokyo Boogie', alongside other works in a programme that the organisers say is intended to balance recognisable melodies with new sonic textures. The event is listed as taking place in Tokyo, Japan.
The Concert Square page names the performers as Koshin Kominato on soprano Okuraulo, Junya Okochi on alto Okuraulo, and Taku Motonaga on bass Okuraulo. No further biographical details are provided in the source material. The concert is presented in the context of a continuing series of events associated with the Okuraulo Trio.
The listing also notes upcoming performances in October and August, and refers to a separate concert on October 10, 2026, as part of 'Ark Hills Music Week 2026' at the Okura Museum of Art in Tokyo. That October programme is described as including 'Aki no Shoka Medley' and an original work titled 'Shichiri', as well as new arrangements of familiar songs. The source also says visitors to that concert would be able to view the ongoing exhibition 'Beautiful Moment - Bijinga Focus'.
For the August 17 concert at Musiq Phaon, the source material does not mention an admission fee or additional programme notes beyond the concert description. It does say that the event is open to the public and will feature a variety of musical pieces. The concert starts at 19:00.
