Basic Management
Basic Management
Suitable for artists who wish to obtain basic administrative support and information assistance.
• Provide access to the firm's address and telephone number (for business-related purposes only).
• Assist with email sending and receiving and document processing (within a limited number)
• Provides monthly information on the Japanese art market (exhibitions, awards, grants, etc.)
• Monthly simplified contract modification suggestions (excluding judicial scrivener services)
Senior Management
Senior Management
For artists who have higher needs for visas and long-term planning.
In addition to including all basic management content, it also provides:
• Visa Management Support: Prepare visa renewal application materials and coordinate procedures with administrative scriveners.
• Annual Activity Plan and Revenue Plan: Develop a comprehensive annual creative and revenue plan for artists.
• Strategic advice: Providing long-term strategic consulting on art development direction, exhibition applications, project expansion, etc.
• Document and Translation Support: Japanese translation and pre-approval of basic materials
Concert Commission
Concert halls across Japan commission performances.
Music Education
Overseas cultural exchange, lectures
Music field
Transaction Contract
International Music Competition | Artistic Direction and Production
(Japan venue)
1) Event information and artistic guidance support
Interpretation of competition rules and repertoire requirements, and submission guidelines (for informational and compliance purposes only).
Application materials writing/translation/proofreading (resume, repertoire list, letters of recommendation, artistic description).
Suggestions for artistic presentation and structural optimization of video works.
2) Pre-selected video/audio solution (if required)
Suggestions for song selection and duration trimming, and recording script (camera angle/audio recording/rhythm).
Assist in booking recording and videography teams and venues (fees are settled directly between the contestant and the third party).
The final product undergoes technical checks and naming export to ensure compliance with the organizer's specifications.
3) Pre-competition training camp (in Japan)
Coordinate and arrange for principal players from Japan's three major orchestras to give lectures (one-on-one/group).
Accompaniment matching and rehearsal schedule (trial rehearsal → intensive rehearsal → final rehearsal), stage positioning and etiquette training.
Instrument support (reed/consumable recommendations, emergency repair/tuning contact information and appointment assistance).
4) Itinerary and Venue
Assistance with reservations for practice rooms/rehearsal rooms/small halls, site visits for competitions, and instructions on movement routes.
Transportation/accommodation suggestions (for easy portability of musical instruments), move-in/move-out checklist and schedule.
5) On-site coordination (optional)
Coordinating rehearsals and competition schedules, waiting areas and time reminders (within the scope permitted by the organizer's rules).
Artistic documentation (photo/video archives) and post-match analysis suggestions.
6) Compliance and Industry Collaboration
Copyright and portrait usage tips, recording/live streaming permission verification guidelines.
Information on entry and stay is provided by the cooperating administrative scrivener (if cultural activity visas are required).
Visas and various permits are processed by qualified administrative scriveners; our side only assists with document preparation and translation.
Concert Commission
Pure Music: Symphony/Chamber Music, Solo and Ensemble Performances, Choral and Oratorio Performances, Opera Excerpts and Duets, Art Songs/Arias Concert
Event formats: Solo recitals, school/college music festivals, choir/orchestra recitals, corporate/institutional brand concerts
Venues include: concert halls, theaters, cultural centers, multi-functional auditoriums, university auditoriums, and other formal performance spaces.
We do not accept performances in non-traditional concert venues such as underground practice rooms, live houses, and bars.