ONE OK ROCK, the people behind the Rurouni Kenshin hit songs The Beginning and Mighty Long Fall, will be electrifying Japan once again on a two-day special live performance on September 10 and 11, in a special venue in Nagisaen, Shizuoka Prefecture.

Nagisaen Special Venue Area Map. Photo source: oneokrock.com

The seaside location promised to hold around 100,000 participants, boasting the band’s biggest concert venue so far.

It is bound to pass their monumental concert in Saitama Super Arena last July 2015, an arena that can hold 36,500 people. (A special documentary and concert DVD from the said performance is still available on sale).

Because of the heavy rains in Japan during the past few days, fans are now praying for a pleasant weather over the weekend. According to the band’s website, the concert will push through, rain or shine. Gates will be open at 10:00AM and the show will start at 3:30PM.

Concert merchandises, which are now sold out online, will also be available on site for sale. There is also the possibility of filming the said event for an upcoming DVD release.

For venue guidelines and other information, you may check the official website at http://www.oneokrock.com/cam/nagisaen/