SWAN #1: Meg Bonus × Bun Noguchi

⭐ Two distinct sounds align and softly overlap.
"SWAN" is a music showcase built around the structural concept of "2." Centered on independent live sets by each artist, the transitions, lighting, and acoustic resonance are seamlessly designed. Rather than completely separating the two performances, the entire event flows as a single, continuous experience. Instead of relying on massive sessions or improvised collaborations, the minimalist production subtly elevates the relationship and transformations that emerge between the two musical worlds.

Highlights
🎶 For the inaugural edition, Meg Bonus and Bun Noguchi come together, offering a dynamic experience where their respective sound textures and structures beautifully intertwine.
✨ Held in Box300, an intimate setting where you can directly capture the most delicate shifts in sound and light.
💡 Featuring lighting design by Hitoshi Sato, visually complementing the contrast and continuity between the two sounds.

General Info
📅 Date: Saturday, July 4, 2026 | 9:00 PM – 11:00 PM (Doors open at 8:00 PM)
⏳ Duration: Approx. 2 hours
📍 Location: MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives Box300
🗨️ Artists: Meg Bonus, Bun Noguchi
👤 Age Requirement: All ages welcome.
🎧 English audio guide available.
♿ Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. If you wish to view from a wheelchair or require assistance, please contact (0570-022-030) before purchasing tickets.
❓ Please consult the FAQs for this experience here.

Description
"SWAN" is a live concert series that brings together two different musicians for each edition. It is a space to enjoy new resonances, relationships, and the unique spontaneous chemistry born when separate musical worlds meet and intersect.
For our very first event, we welcome Meg Bonus and Bun Noguchi. By placing their distinct sonic textures, structures, and use of negative space side-by-side, they create a more intimate and dynamic experience that sets it apart from a conventional multi-artist lineup. The venue, Box300, allows the audience to directly feel the finest nuances of sound and light. With lighting design by Hitoshi Sato, the visual production beautifully traces the differences and connections between the two musical expressions.