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GReeeeN were Japan's longest-running unseen act. From their 2007 debut through 2024, the four-member group released commercial-chart ballads without ever appearing in music videos, television performances, or on-stage lighting cues — all four members had dental-medical careers, and anonymity served both creative distance and personal career compatibility. Kiseki, used in NTV's Rookies in 2008, became the generation-defining Japanese graduation song; Ai Uta ran on Pocky commercials; Haruka anchored graduation-season playlists across Japanese high schools. The 2024 rebrand to GRe4N BOYZ, announced as the group reopened themselves to live performance, dropped the eeee of the original name for a capitalized, abbreviated form. The 2026 tour is the first full nationwide run with face-visible members, and the setlist has been positioned around reworked GReeeeN-era material with live-harmony arrangements that were impossible to perform during the anonymous period. Venue philosophy is deliberately mid-size — the Zepp chain for standing-format nights, prefectural cultural halls for seated arrangements — specifically to preserve the acoustic intimacy of songs originally conceived for studio-only delivery. Foreign fans should prioritize the Zepp Haneda and LINE CUBE SHIBUYA dates for Tokyo access; regional dates fill smaller city culture halls that may require 2-3 hour train rides.
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Fukuoka Sun Palace Hotel & Hall stands on the Hakata bayside in Chikko-Honmachi, a compact concert hall attached to a 138-room hotel and run by the same operator as Marine Messe Fukuoka and Fukuoka Kokusai Center two blocks away. Opened in 1977, its grand hall seats just over 2,300 across a single sloped bowl and small balcony — a format built originally for classical concerts and NHK Symphony regional tours, a programme the venue still anchors today. In parallel it has become the go-to mid-size room for J-rock, indie idol and overseas solo fan meetings that outgrow livehouses but do not yet fill Marine Messe. Because the hall is relatively shallow front-to-back, sight lines from the 2F balcony are noticeably closer to the stage than in typical 2,000-seat theatres, and several domestic acts treat Sun Palace as their ''hometown Fukuoka'' stop because the attached hotel lets the entire production lodge on-site. Access is bus-first: Nishitetsu routes 99, 47 and 48 from Hakata Station Bus Stop A stop at ''Kokusai Kaigijo Sun Palace Mae'' in about 10–15 minutes; walking from Hakata Station takes roughly 20 minutes and from Gofukumachi subway station around 12. The venue is a three-minute walk to both Marine Messe Fukuoka and Fukuoka Kokusai Center, so double-header weekends are common — and the taxi queue after late shows builds quickly, so consider pre-booking a ride from the hotel lobby. Foreign ticket holders should bring the purchasing passport: Sun Palace enforces name-check entry for nearly every overseas-artist date.