Saraba Teikoku Launches First National Tour Across Three Cities
Japanese band Saraba Teikoku is hitting the road for their debut national tour this summer to celebrate the June release of their second EP 'OCEAN BEAT,' with different guest artists at each stop.

Japanese band Saraba Teikoku is taking their music on the road for the first time with a three-city tour kicking off this summer. The "Family dance, nude" tour supports the June 3rd release of their second EP, OCEAN BEAT, and marks a significant milestone for the group.
The band members are hands-on with the tour logistics, personally handling the planning, organization, and artist bookings. According to the group, the tour title reflects their vision: "We want to build long-term relationships like family with friends in music, and dance together with our guards down, exposing our true selves."
Each venue will feature a different guest artist performing alongside Saraba Teikoku. Water Horizon (水平線) joins them in Kyoto on July 10 at Live House nano, followed by Mekon (メコン) in Nagoya on August 8 at Kanayama Brazil Coffee. The tour wraps up in Kanagawa on September 25 at OPPA-LA with teiichi as the featured guest.
Tickets are currently available through LivePocket for all three shows. The tour structure—rotating guest artists across locations—creates an incentive for fans to catch multiple dates while introducing audiences to complementary artists in the Japanese indie music scene.
This tour represents an important moment for Saraba Teikoku as they expand beyond their home base. With OCEAN BEAT arriving just days before the first tour date, the timing positions the new EP as a launching pad for their growing presence. The carefully curated guest lineup suggests a connected community within Japan's independent music world, with each artist bringing their own following and creative energy to the shows.
For fans of Japanese indie and experimental music, these dates offer a chance to experience Saraba Teikoku's live energy while discovering new artists in a collaborative setting.
