Momone Kamishiraishi's 6-Month WOWOW Special to Commemorate Her 10th Anniversary as a Singer! Broadcasting and Streaming of Heartwarming Live Performances.

Momone Kamishiraishi, who is active not only as an actress but also as a versatile singer, is celebrating her 10th anniversary as a singer this year since her debut in 2016. In April, she held a special live performance to commemorate this milestone. WOWOW will present a special feature broadcasting and streaming a series of her memorable live performances over 6 consecutive months! From Billboard Live, where the distance to the stage feels close enough to hear her breath, to the grand stage of Nippon Budokan, and her annual nationwide tours, we invite you to fully enjoy her soft, warm, and deeply resonant singing voice through various venues and styles of performances. Furthermore, the special live performance "Mone Kamishiraishi “yattokosa” 26 《texte》" broadcast live on April 11th (Saturday) is available for archive streaming on WOWOW On Demand until Friday, April 17th at 11:59 PM! It is also scheduled for encore broadcast and streaming in June. We hope you will relive the heartwarming emotions once again.

WOWOW will broadcast and stream the performance of "i note," an online live event held in September 2020, following the release of Momone Kamishiraishi's first original full album "note" in August 2020 during the pandemic. The first song on the setlist was "Shiroi Doro," the opening track of the album "note." Starting with an a cappella, the song was sung as if speaking directly to the fans watching online, as if encouraging them. Although it was an online event, it was her first live performance in a while, and it was a stage filled with joy at being able to deliver all of her new work.

In addition to songs that generated buzz before the album's release, such as "From The Seeds" produced by GLIM SPANKY, "Yoake o Kuchizusametara" by Yoshiki Mizuno of Ikimonogakari, and "Ichiru" by Yojiro Noda of RADWIMPS, she also performed covers like Yumi Arai's "Rouge no Dengon" and Saki Kubota's "Ihoujin." It was a live performance that once again showcased Momone Kamishiraishi's rich talent.

Recorded on: September 19, 2020

Four years after her tour in Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka in the fall of 2017, Momone Kamishiraishi held a nationwide tour visiting five cities, including her hometown Kagoshima, in 2021. As her 2020 live performance was held online due to the pandemic, this was a concert with a live audience, as the tour title she herself chose, "Yattokosa" (finally), suggests.

The performance features songs from her 2019 album "i," her first full album "note" released in 2020, and the two cover albums "Ano Uta -1-" and "Ano Uta -2-" released simultaneously in June just before this tour, showcasing the culmination of four years of work. The broadcast will feature the final performance on July 21st at Tokyo Garden Theater. Including a special collaboration with Hiroaki Hayashida, whom she has admired since her teenage years, a total of 19 songs were performed. Momone expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the live audience, saying, "I am truly happy to be able to sing while looking into your eyes and see your happy faces as you listen to my songs." Don't miss this live performance filled with her strong emotions.

Recorded on: July 21, 2021

Venue: Tokyo Garden Theater, Tokyo

One year after the "yattokosa" tour in 2021, Momone Kamishiraishi's 2022 tour, realized in response to the passionate requests from fans nationwide, will be broadcast. This program features the performance held on August 11th at Tokyo International Forum Hall A.

This tour, in support of her album "name" released in July, includes new songs from "name" such as "Kimi no Namae," written by Yoshinari Sato of Humbert Humbert, "Natsukashii Mirai," written and composed by Naotaro Moriyama and used as the theme song for the 100th National High School Soccer Championship, and "Yuhhi ni Toketeiku," the ending theme for a TBS evening news program. It also features familiar numbers like "Yoake o Kuchizusametara," which she sang on "NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen" the previous year. Of course, the setlist also includes covers of her beloved classic songs, allowing you to fully enjoy the depth of Momone Kamishiraishi's musical world. We hope you savor her gentle singing voice that melts into your heart.

Recorded on: August 11, 2022

Venue: Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo

This program features Momone Kamishiraishi's first concert at Nippon Budokan, held on January 25, 2023. The concert opened with "Nandemonaiya (movie ver.)," the ending theme of the hit animated film "Your Name.," for which she served as a voice actor alongside Ryunosuke Kamiki in 2016. This song, included in the mini-album of the same name, marked her singing debut under the name Momone Kamishiraishi in October of the same year, making it a "starting point" for her. From there, the stage unfolded like a retrospective of her singing career, with a setlist featuring original songs, covers, and songs from movies and stage plays she has appeared in, presented in almost chronological order of release. The solemn space of Nippon Budokan and Momone's dignified singing voice harmonized exquisitely, creating a special time.

The performance also included interesting productions, such as a duet corner with Yoshio Inoue, with whom she has shared the stage many times. Don't miss this live performance packed with the journey of Momone Kamishiraishi as a singer.

Recorded on: January 25, 2023

Venue: Nippon Budokan, Tokyo

Momone Kamishiraishi, whose popularity as an actress has reached national levels through her role in an NHK morning drama broadcast from autumn 2021 to spring the following year and her performance in the 2022 stage play "Spirited Away," held a live concert at Billboard Live Tokyo on January 27th, her 25th birthday, just two days after her Nippon Budokan concert on January 25, 2023. In contrast to the vast arena of Budokan, the intimate and chic atmosphere of Billboard Live, with its close proximity between stage and audience, was filled with warmth for her as she entered a new year of age.

This performance at Billboard Live, her first stage there, like at Nippon Budokan, featured a sophisticated selection of songs primarily based on jazzy band sounds. Among them were "Tea for Two," which was also used in the morning drama, a cover of "Sparkle" from the movie "Your Name.," introduced as a song she was singing for the first time, and "ず