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Hundred Note: Event on November 22 streaming live
Kodansha is streaming the second Sunday performance of the Tokyo stage event on Stagecrowd for a fee. A recording will remain available until December 6.
Hundred Note is streaming the second part of the stage event "2026 HUNDRED NOTE AUTUMN FEST – Jingi naki Tantei: Kodangai Saigo no Hi" as a paid livestream on November 22, 2026. Kodansha announced the broadcast via Stagecrowd. The event takes place over two days at THEATER MILANO-Za in Tokyo; only the second performance on Sunday will be available online.
Livestream, Ticket Price and Archive
The streamed performance, subtitled "Day 2: Decisive Battle," begins on November 22 at 4 p.m. Japan time, which corresponds to 8 a.m. CET. Digital admission opens one hour earlier. The stream ticket costs ¥4,400 and is offered via the official Stagecrowd ticket page.
A recording will subsequently be available, expected to be unlocked about one hour after the performance ends. The archive remains accessible until December 6, 2026, at 11 p.m. Japan time. Tickets can be purchased until 9 p.m. Japan time on the same day. The announcement does not state whether Stagecrowd will make the stream available to viewers in Germany.
Eight Voice Actors at the Sunday Performance
For the part broadcast online, Kodansha names Makoto Furukawa, Jun Kasama, Shuichiro Umeda, Kotaro Nishiyama, Rikuya Yasuda, Tomohiro Ono, Kikunosuke Toya and Yuichiro Umehara. The performers take on their respective roles from Hundred Note. A different cast is planned for the Saturday performances, including Nobuhiko Okamoto, Daiki Yamashita and Nobunaga Shimazaki. These program items are not part of the announced online broadcast.
Hundred Note is a cross-media project by Kodansha. The story is set in the fictional crime metropolis TOKYO CITY, where 100 detectives and their assistants solve cases. The narratives are published, among other formats, as a YouTube anime and as manga. The event includes stage readings with the voice actors as well as a supporting program at the venue.
Digital broadcasts of Japanese anime events have recently also been covered at the ABEMA Anime Festival 2026 and at the sixth anniversary of Project Sekai. For Hundred Note, the new streaming announcement explicitly concerns only one of the four planned performances.