Japanese Music Act Centimillimental to Hold First Asian Tour
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‘Given’ Anime Composer Centimillimental to Hold First Asia Tour

Popular Japanese singer and "Given" anime composer, Centimillimental, will be holding his first Asia tour across seven cities this March. Catch him in a city near you!

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Get ready to hear Mafuyu’s “Winter Story” live as popular Japanese solo act Centimillimental goes on tour this March!

The multi-talented singer known as the mastermind behind the theme song and soundtrack of the popular anime series, “Given,” just announced that he will be going on his first Asia tour entitled Centimillimental ASIA TOUR 2025 "ribbon.” The band is set to perform a full live show of some of its most beloved tracks, including NEW songs from the anime series such as “Yuigon結言” and  “スーパーウルトラI LOVE YOU,” as well as fan-favorite hits “Fuyu No Hanashi冬のはなし”, Bokura dake no Shudaika 僕らだけの主題歌,” and more!

The concert tour kicks off in Taipei on Mar. 15 before heading over to six other cities in the region: Kuala Lumpur (Mar. 28), Singapore(Mar. 30), Seoul (Apr. 12), Jakarta (Apr. 18), Bangkok (Apr. 20), and Hong Kong (Apr. 22). Event details will be announced by each city’s specific organizers. 

Ticket sales have already begun in some cities with the first show in Zepp New Taipei already sold out! Ticket pre-sales for the KBank Siam Pic-Ganesha Theatre show in Bangkok begin on Feb. 22 while the Hong Kong show in Kitty Woo Stadium will take place on Feb. 19. The Singapore show is currently on sale via TicketMaster, while details for the concert in Kuala Lumpur are yet to be announced. You can visit the official website for more information.  

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Centimillimental ASIA TOUR 2025 "ribbon"
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Centimillimental is a solo project by the artist Atsushi who composes, writes, and arranges songs. He’s also a multi-instrumentalist, performing live piano, guitar, and electronic music.  He began the solo project "Hey, don't forget" in 2015 and won the Grand Prix at Inazuma Gate that same year. In 2018, he merged "Hey, don't forget" into Centimillimental, making it the solo band it’s known as today.

The name Centimillimental was coined from the term “sentimental,” which describes his current sound and style of writing as “wanting to express joy and sorrow with music." His most popular piece from “Given,” “Fuyu No Hanashi冬のはなし,” currently has over 137 million streams on Spotify.

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For updates, follow Centimillimental on Instagram and X (Formerly Twitter). 

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