Admission: Free (some areas require a fee)



Paid Section (Limited to 130 seats)
*Advance sales on Terravie will end “30 minutes before the start of each performance.”
*On-site ticket sales will be available near the venue (Big Ocean) starting 30 minutes before the show begins (if the event is sold out through advance sales, there will be no on-site sales).

[Experience the Thrills Up Close! A New Exclusive Area Opens!]
We are now selling tickets to an exclusive area where you can immerse yourself even more deeply in the world of the show. From these premium seats, you can enjoy the animals’ dynamic performances right before your eyes and witness the moving moments born from their bond with their trainers. We invite you to a special live experience you can only find here.




[The Story of "Always Together"]
The story is set in a beautiful, blue underwater world as it prepares to celebrate the annual “Festival of Life.”
An instrument that makes no sound, and a dolphin that can't fly.
"Nagi" collects junk on the beach to make musical instruments. Lacking confidence in her playing, she had quietly stepped back from the festival. Meanwhile, "Haru," a dolphin, had also isolated herself from her pod, fleeing from her fear of flying high into the sky. Two clumsy, timid souls. Resonating with each other’s loneliness, they secretly blend their sounds together in the empty ocean.
However, on the eve of the festival, those consumed by madness stole the “divine object”—the guardian of the sea’s tranquility—without permission. The enraged sea unleashed a ferocious storm upon the festival grounds, threatening to swallow everything whole. As the world crumbled and despair loomed, Nagi, guided by the sharp flight of a Harris’s hawk, rushed toward the eye of the storm. Faced with the raging forces of nature, Nagi clutched that junk instrument in his hands. Can the “Sound of the Soul”—which he plays at the cost of his own life—calm the sea’s fury? And will Haru, who once feared the sky, be able to perform a jump beyond his limits to save his friends—?