Katerina Guzy charity concert (September 10, 2026, Okayama; ended)
Would you like to hear the bandura, which sounds something like a lute and a harp combined? Katerina Guzy, a Ukrainian musician and singer, will perform in Okayama. It is a sound you rarely get to hear in Japan, so please come and listen in person.
The bandura and a 35-year milestone
The bandura is a Ukrainian folk instrument with dozens of strings, and its sound is something like a lute and a harp combined. 2026 marks 35 years since Ukraine declared its independence on August 24, 1991. Please come and hear Katerina Guzy play the bandura and sing.
Event details
| Date and time | Thursday, September 10, 2026 Doors open 18:45 / Starts 19:00 |
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| Venue | Hall, Okayama Prefectural Tenjinyama Cultural Plaza |
| Address | 8-54 Tenjincho, Kita-ku, Okayama City |
| Getting there | 15-minute walk from JR Okayama Station 5-minute walk from the Shiroshita streetcar stop |
| Admission | Advance tickets: ¥3,500 At the door: ¥4,000 |
| Advance tickets | Reservation required. Reserve advance tickets (in Japanese) In the form, choose “イベント参加について” (about attending an event). You pay at the venue on the day. |
| Tickets at the door | Sold at the venue. You can come in without a reservation. |
| Organizer | NPO EURASIA |
Concert flyer
How the proceeds are used
Proceeds from this concert will be used by NPO EURASIA, the organizer, to pay for shipping ambulances and fire engines to Ukraine. Shipping costs about ¥1.5 million per vehicle. For details, see “How donations are used”.
Reserving advance tickets
Advance tickets require a reservation. Please pay at the venue on the day.
Reserve advance tickets (in Japanese)
To reserve, choose “イベント参加について” (about attending an event) in the contact form.
Donations start at ¥100
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