Live Viewing Japan has announced that 3SKM (Kitami Yusei, Kaisei, and Sakaki Ness), a VTuber unit under Nijisanji, will hold live viewings of their first real-life concert “3SKM 1st LIVE ‘One-Off'” at movie theaters across Japan. The main show will take place at Yokohama BUNTAI (Kanagawa Prefecture) on Sunday, August 23, 2026, with a live broadcast to theaters starting at 18:00.

3SKM Holds Their First Live Concert in Their “Holy Land” of Yokohama

3SKM is a three-member unit based in virtual Yokohama, consisting of Kitami Yusei (an exorcist), Kaisei (a locksmith), and Sakaki Ness (a butler). On April 29 this year, they released their 1st Mini Album “Nighthawks,” featuring tracks by internationally acclaimed songwriters. Their song “Magic” was selected as the 2026 broadcast theme for tvk (Television Kanagawa)’s “Yokohama DeNA BayStars Netsuretsu LIVE.” This first real-life concert brings the unit to BUNTAI in their beloved Yokohama.

Ticket Information and Purchase Schedule

Live viewing tickets are priced at ¥6,500 (tax included) for all reserved seating, with an admission bonus included. Pre-orders (lottery) are currently being accepted on e+ until August 3 at 23:59. General sales begin August 15 at 18:00 on a first-come, first-served basis via e+ and FamilyMart stores nationwide. There is a limit of 2 tickets per person. A full list of participating theaters is available on the Live Viewing information site.

Eve-of-Show Event Also Planned

A talk event called “Eve Gathering” has also been announced for the day before at the same Yokohama BUNTAI on August 22, creating a two-day schedule to fully immerse in the world of 3SKM.

Outlook

3SKM has steadily expanded their reach through their mini album release and the adoption of their song as a TV broadcast theme. With live viewings available at theaters nationwide in addition to the main show at their “holy land” of Yokohama, fans across the country will have easy access to the event. Combined with the eve-of-show event, this two-day lineup marks a notable milestone for a Nijisanji unit solo performance.

Source: PR TIMES