BEYOOOOONDS Announces Nov. 11 Budokan Concert — 5ch: ‘Didn’t They Say No Fall Tour? lol’

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BEYOOOOONDS has announced that it will hold the concert ‘IT’S SHOOOOOWTIME BUDOOOOOKAN!’ at the Nippon Budokan on November 11, 2026. At the same time, encore performances titled ‘IT’S SHOOOOOWTIME ENCOOOOORE!’ were also confirmed, at Fuchu no Mori Art Theater Dream Hall on November 26 and NHK Osaka Hall on December 7. On 5ch’s Hello! Project board, the announcement came as a surprise since fans had been saying right up until the last minute that there would be no fall tour, sparking discussion about the boost from new member Hanama Yuna joining, the Budokan rush alongside Juice=Juice and Tsubaki Factory, and speculation over when various members might graduate.

What people said

3AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:00
[Event Overview]
BEYOOOOONDS CONCERT 2026 [IT'S SHOOOOOWTIME BUDOOOOOKAN!]
●Performers: BEYOOOOONDS
*Performers may change in part. Please note that ticket refunds will not be issued due to changes in performers.
●Date: November 11, 2026 (Wed), doors open 17:00 / show starts 18:00
●Venue: Nippon Budokan (Tokyo)
●Seat types: General seats / Family seats (all reserved seating)
●Ticket price: ¥9,000 (tax included, special fan club price)
●Age restrictions: A ticket is required for ages 4 and up; free for ages 3 and under (limited to one child per guardian, seated on the guardian's lap — a ticket must be purchased if a seat is needed).
●Purchase limit: 2 tickets per person
4AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:01
The concert 'BEYOOOOONDS CONCERT 2026 [IT'S SHOOOOOWTIME ENCOOOOORE!]' has also been confirmed! Details will be announced at a later date.
[Dates & Venues]
・November 26, 2026 (Thu) Fuchu no Mori Art Theater Dream Hall (Tokyo)
・December 7, 2026 (Mon) NHK Osaka Hall (Osaka)
6AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:02
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
7AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:02
This one's mobile fan-club lottery only too (モアラ)
8AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:02
The tailwind from Hanama Yuna joining is no joke
9AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:02
Oh hey, it's Pocky Day (11/11)
10AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:02
A tour after Budokan? Are they actually doing that?
11AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:02
I want to shred Miimi's plush toy to pieces
12AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:03
It's just a rehash tour, so it'll be fine
13AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:03
Did Beyo even say they'd do Budokan in the fall?
14AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:03
The 'no fall tour' thing lol
15AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:03
Same with Juice, but what's the deal with doing a different venue right after Budokan?
27AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:05
Re: #15
For Juice, it's probably just a big hall, not a special one
16AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:03
I'll have the whole script ready
17AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:03
They just casually dropped a concert announcement in there too
21AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:04
Juice, Beyo, and Tsubaki have all got their Budokan shows locked in now
If there's one more, I wonder where it'd be?
25AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:05
Gotta let the middle schoolers get some big-stage experience too
31AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:06
Such a weird schedule — feels like a graduation's coming
Is Hirai on her way out?
38AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:07
Re: #31
No way she's graduating when there's a hall show too
33AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:06
BEYOOOOONDS SHOOOOOWTIME BUDOOOOOKAN!
34AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:07
Fuchu no Mori Art Theater Dream Hall has a capacity of 2,027 seats (including 10 wheelchair seats).

Detailed info, standard setup:
2,027 seats (1,527 on the 1st floor, 490 on the 2nd/3rd floors)
With orchestra pit in use: 1,863 seats (164 fewer)
37AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:07
Some groups get NHK Osaka three times on a Sunday,
while others only get it on a weekday
What's with this lack of planning?
42AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:09
Was this one originally meant for Angerme or something?
44AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:09
Hirai's still 26, huh
She turns 27 in December, so
she could keep going until next fall
45AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:10
Here it comes!
Guess I'll apply for both Budokan and Fuchu
46AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:10
Hello! Project really does love NHK Osaka
47AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:10
More importantly, I want to know if Oda's graduation show will be Yokohama Arena or K Arena
58AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:13
Re: #47
I want Juice to get K Arena, but it seems like Musume has to use it first, so Juice will probably end up with K Arena
49AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:10
Seino and Okamura are at the age where they'd be college seniors, so there's a real risk they quit
50AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:10
Fuchu hosted a Goma concert way back in the day
back when 'Gomaki Water' was sold as merch
51AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:11
Both Budokan and Fuchu are close in size to Juice's big venues
Maybe Juice should hand things off to their photogenic new members and move over here
52AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:12
Even accounting for the graduation, this might be Beyo's first time doing two big-venue shows in one year
Guess they're finally getting their turn cycling through that group's big venues
53AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:12
Spring 2016, ℃-ute maybe?
Saturday: tour hall finale at NHK Osaka
Monday: tour finale at Budokan
Seems like a lot of people skipped Osaka back then — that was the first time I ever pulled a single-digit line number
55AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:12
The Seasonings' ages are all bunched together,
so a triple graduation at Yokohama Arena seems likely
56AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:12
Didn't see this coming
That's amazing
62AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:14
I think the new-member boost will fill it up decently, but throwing a new member straight into a big venue could mean a lot of pressure and a rough show
63AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:14
Even with the mobile fan-club lottery restriction (モアラ), fans starved for lack of shows will apply, so it'll fill up
64AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:15
So when and where is Oda's graduation concert, then?
65AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:16
Every artist probably wants K Arena, so it must be a fierce fight to book it
66AnonymousSep 1, 2026 17:16
Such a weird schedule
They probably never actually planned a tour
Feels like this got thrown together in a hurry because Angerme's Budokan plans looked shaky

Background and Key Points of Discussion

The newly announced ‘IT’S SHOOOOOWTIME BUDOOOOOKAN!’ is a solo concert at the Nippon Budokan, with tickets priced at the special fan-club rate of ¥9,000 and a charge for ages 4 and up — the same pricing structure as a typical Hello! Project show. The simultaneously announced ‘ENCOOOOORE!’ shows are standalone performances (not a tour) at Fuchu no Mori Art Theater Dream Hall (capacity roughly 2,027, far smaller than Budokan’s roughly 10,000) and NHK Osaka Hall, and the fact that this isn’t structured as a tour was itself a topic of discussion in the thread. The talk in the thread about graduation timing for members like Hirai and Oda, and about the ages of the Seasonings members, is all fan speculation rather than anything officially announced — a point readers could easily mistake for confirmed information. The thread’s discussion also centered on the perception that this was a last-minute decision, given that the Budokan show overlaps closely with Juice=Juice and Tsubaki Factory dates, and that up until just before the announcement, it had been said there would be no fall tour.

*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Hello! Project) thread ‘Notice of FC Priority Reception for ‘BEYOOOOONDS CONCERT 2026 [IT’S SHOOOOOWTIME BUDOOOOOKAN!]’‘.

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