Strawberry Prince’s 10th Anniversary Arena Tour Osaka Leg Ends, Next Stop Fukuoka

Strawberry Prince (すとぷり) wrapped up the Osaka leg of their 10th anniversary arena tour on July 4 and 5, 2026, at Osaka-jo Hall. The tour, titled すとろべりーめもりー Vol.10th anniversary ~すとぷり ARENA TOUR~, kicked off in Aichi in June and now moves into its second half.

The 2.5D idol group, formed in 2016 around leader Nanamori, has amassed over 114 billion YouTube views, 4.49 million subscribers, and a total of 50.66 million SNS followers (as of July 2026). The anniversary tour is a thank-you to listeners who have supported them over the past decade.

Pre-Show Fun and Setlist Highlights

Before each show, members provided shadow narration with ad-libbed banter, setting a lively tone. The setlist included classic hits, the 10th anniversary song シンデレラへ。 (Cinderella e.), and the TikTok-viral latest single イヤイヤ星人 (Iyaiya Seijin). A special medley celebrating the milestone was also performed, with the audience waving colorful penlights and cheering throughout.

During イヤイヤ星人, the group filmed a vertical video with the crowd, creating a unique live moment. The stage featured trolley performances, surprise elements, and the first-ever gondola ride in a Strawberry Prince concert, allowing members to reach different areas of the venue. New costumes and a mix of powerful and pop songs kept the energy high.

Osaka Native Jeru Steals the Show

Osaka-born member Jeru energized the crowd with his quick wit and ad-libs, living up to his nickname “Saikyou Entertainer.” The hometown audience responded with extra enthusiasm, making the Osaka shows particularly memorable.

During the concert, each member expressed gratitude for the 10-year journey, and the audience shouted back “Arigatou,” reinforcing the bond between the group and their fans.

Upcoming Tour Dates

The tour continues with shows at Marine Messe Fukuoka A Hall on July 25–26, 2026, followed by Tokyo’s Yoyogi National Gymnasium from August 18–20. Tickets for the Fukuoka leg are currently on sale. The 10th anniversary tour will span 13 performances across four cities.