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Chou Kaguya-hime!: New Live PV for the December Concert
The free concert on December 26 receives new Amaterasu outfits and announced archive screenings on YouTube and VRChat.
A new live PV and key visual have been released for the free online concert "Tsukuyomi Kanshasai – Mechauma Pancake Party" from Chou Kaguya-hime!. In the production, Kaguya, Iroha Sakayori and Yachiyo Tsukimi appear in the so-called Amaterasu outfits, already known from the music video for "ray Chou Kaguya-hime! Version". The new materials were presented on November 3, 2026, in the event's second information program.
The live PV shows the three characters individually on the virtual stage and accompanies their performances with their signature greetings. The online concert takes place on December 26, 2026 at 9 p.m. Japan time and can be watched for free via the official YouTube channel as well as in VRChat. The event continues the musical world of the Netflix anime film beyond its storyline.
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Archive Dates and VR World
Alongside the new video, the production has announced archive screenings. The YouTube recording is to be available after the live broadcast; separate repeat dates are planned for VRChat. The exact times and participation details are listed on the official event page.
Since September 25, 2026, the tutorial area of the VR Tsukuyomi World has been accessible in VRChat. There, the 3D models of Iroha and Yachiyo can be seen, and a mini-game guides visitors with Yachiyo through building a torii. The virtual world is modeled on Tsukuyomi, the film's central online setting.
A separate official video had already been published for the VR tutorial launch:
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The VR expansion is one of the additional projects surrounding Chou Kaguya-hime!, which is available worldwide on Netflix. The film also returned to Japanese cinemas in September in Japanese cinemas. Further information on the virtual anime world can be found in the report on VRChat at the Tokyo Game Show 2026; another implementation of the format is the VRChat exhibition on My Hero Academia.