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* '''July 15 & 16''': Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima) | * '''July 15 & 16''': Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima) | ||
* '''July 22 & 23''': Okinawa Arena (Okinawa) | * '''July 22 & 23''': Okinawa Arena (Okinawa) | ||
| + | * '''August 5 & 6''': Nippon Gaishi Hall (Aichi) | ||
| + | * '''August 14 & 15''': Sekisui Heim Super Arena (Miyagi) | ||
| + | * '''August 25, 26, 27, 28''': Meiji Jingu Stadium (Tokyo) | ||
==Performing Members== | ==Performing Members== | ||
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* '''[[Nogizaka46 4th Generation|4th Generation]]''': [[Endo Sakura]], [[Kaki Haruka]], [[Kanagawa Saya]], [[Kuromi Haruka]], [[Sato Rika]], [[Shibata Yuna]], [[Seimiya Rei]], [[Tsutsui Ayame]], [[Hayakawa Seira]], [[Matsuo Miyu]], [[Yakubo Mio]], [[Yumiki Nao]] | * '''[[Nogizaka46 4th Generation|4th Generation]]''': [[Endo Sakura]], [[Kaki Haruka]], [[Kanagawa Saya]], [[Kuromi Haruka]], [[Sato Rika]], [[Shibata Yuna]], [[Seimiya Rei]], [[Tsutsui Ayame]], [[Hayakawa Seira]], [[Matsuo Miyu]], [[Yakubo Mio]], [[Yumiki Nao]] | ||
* '''[[Nogizaka46 5th Generation|5th Generation]]''': [[Ioki Mao]], [[Ikeda Teresa]], [[Ichinose Miku]], [[Inoue Nagi]], [[Ogawa Aya]], [[Okuda Iroha]], [[Kawasaki Sakura]], [[Sugawara Satsuki]], [[Tomisato Nao]], [[Nakanishi Aruno]] | * '''[[Nogizaka46 5th Generation|5th Generation]]''': [[Ioki Mao]], [[Ikeda Teresa]], [[Ichinose Miku]], [[Inoue Nagi]], [[Ogawa Aya]], [[Okuda Iroha]], [[Kawasaki Sakura]], [[Sugawara Satsuki]], [[Tomisato Nao]], [[Nakanishi Aruno]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | * [[Hayashi Runa]] and [[Okamoto Hina]] were on hiatus | + | * [[Kitagawa Yuri]] did not participate in the tour due to her pending graduation. |
| − | + | * [[Hayashi Runa]] and [[Okamoto Hina]] were on hiatus and did not participate in the tour. | |
* [[Kanagawa Saya]] missed the Osaka and Hiroshima performances due to health related matters. | * [[Kanagawa Saya]] missed the Osaka and Hiroshima performances due to health related matters. | ||
| − | * [[Hayakawa Seira]] graduation ceremony took place on July 13, the second performance in Osaka. | + | * [[Sato Rika]], [[Matsuo Miyu]], [[Mukai Hazuki]], and [[Yakubo Mio]] missed the Okinawa performances due to coronavirus (Sato, Matsuo, Mukai) or poor physical condition (Yakubo). |
| − | * [[ | + | * The 33rd Single [[Ohitorisama Tengoku]] [[Undergirls#Ohitorisama_Tengoku|Under]] center was announced at the Hokkaido shows to be [[Matsuo Miyu]]. |
| − | + | * [[Hayakawa Seira]]'s graduation ceremony took place on July 13, the second performance in Osaka. | |
| + | * This was the first Nogizaka46 tour to feature a performance in Osaka. | ||
| + | * In conjunction with the Miyagi performances, in-car announcements by [[Yamashita Mizuki]], [[Tamura Mayu]], [[Kaki Haruka]], and [[Kubo Shiori]] were played on the JR Tohoku Shinkansen on August 7th-16th. | ||
| + | * Longtime Nogizaka46 concert director SEIGO was planned to direct the concerts, but after [[Hayakawa Seira]] shared allegations of his unprofessional conduct toward members, he resigned and was replaced. | ||
{{Nogizaka46ConcertsChronologyChart | {{Nogizaka46ConcertsChronologyChart | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 27 July 2023
Nogizaka46 Summer National Tour 2023 (乃木坂46真夏の全国ツアー2023) is a Nogizaka46 concert tour. The tour is being held from July 1 to August 28, 2023.
Dates and Venues
- July 1 & 2: Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena (Hokkaido)
- July 12 & 13: Osaka-jo Hall (Osaka)
- July 15 & 16: Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima)
- July 22 & 23: Okinawa Arena (Okinawa)
- August 5 & 6: Nippon Gaishi Hall (Aichi)
- August 14 & 15: Sekisui Heim Super Arena (Miyagi)
- August 25, 26, 27, 28: Meiji Jingu Stadium (Tokyo)
Performing Members
- 3rd Generation: Ito Riria, Iwamoto Renka, Umezawa Minami, Kubo Shiori, Sakaguchi Tamami, Sato Kaede, Mukai Hazuki, Yamashita Mizuki, Yoshida Ayano Christie, Yoda Yuuki
- 4th Generation: Endo Sakura, Kaki Haruka, Kanagawa Saya, Kuromi Haruka, Sato Rika, Shibata Yuna, Seimiya Rei, Tsutsui Ayame, Hayakawa Seira, Matsuo Miyu, Yakubo Mio, Yumiki Nao
- 5th Generation: Ioki Mao, Ikeda Teresa, Ichinose Miku, Inoue Nagi, Ogawa Aya, Okuda Iroha, Kawasaki Sakura, Sugawara Satsuki, Tomisato Nao, Nakanishi Aruno
Setlist
Trivia
- Kitagawa Yuri did not participate in the tour due to her pending graduation.
- Hayashi Runa and Okamoto Hina were on hiatus and did not participate in the tour.
- Kanagawa Saya missed the Osaka and Hiroshima performances due to health related matters.
- Sato Rika, Matsuo Miyu, Mukai Hazuki, and Yakubo Mio missed the Okinawa performances due to coronavirus (Sato, Matsuo, Mukai) or poor physical condition (Yakubo).
- The 33rd Single Ohitorisama Tengoku Under center was announced at the Hokkaido shows to be Matsuo Miyu.
- Hayakawa Seira's graduation ceremony took place on July 13, the second performance in Osaka.
- This was the first Nogizaka46 tour to feature a performance in Osaka.
- In conjunction with the Miyagi performances, in-car announcements by Yamashita Mizuki, Tamura Mayu, Kaki Haruka, and Kubo Shiori were played on the JR Tohoku Shinkansen on August 7th-16th.
- Longtime Nogizaka46 concert director SEIGO was planned to direct the concerts, but after Hayakawa Seira shared allegations of his unprofessional conduct toward members, he resigned and was replaced.
| Nogizaka46 Concerts Chronology | ||
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| Nogizaka46 Saito Asuka Graduation Concert (2023.05.17 - 2023.05.18) |
Nogizaka46 Summer National Tour 2023 (2023.07.01 - 2023.08.28) |
TBD (TBD) |
