In addition to the upcoming stage play (June 14-18) and concert (September 16) by the voice cast members, Kemono Friends plans to offer one more live attraction for the fans. The franchise's official website has announced that a symphonic concert featuring the anime music, titled "Mori no Ongakukai" (The Concert in the Woods), will be held twice (14:00, 18:30) at Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall on July 30, 2017. 61-year-old Taizo Takemoto will conduct the concert to be performed by Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the oldest classical orchestra in Japan founded in 1911.
Advance sale of the tickets for the fan club members will begin on June 13, then that for the general audience will follow on June 21. The price for the S-seat is 8,640 yen, that for the A-seat is 6,480 yen.
"Mori no Ongakukai" concert title logo
7月30日（日）けものフレンズ×東京フィルハーモニー交響楽団「もりのおんがくかい」開催決定！
チケットのお申込みは6月13日（火） 12:00より受付開始（FC抽選先行）！
詳細は↓https://t.co/pBr16XaOTg#けものフレンズ #東京フィルハーモニー交響楽団 pic.twitter.com/lkQ2dhlSIV
— けものフレンズ＠公式アカウント (@kemo_anime) June 9, 2017
Meanwhile, the TV anime director Tatsuki reported on his official Twitter today that the first episode had
been viewed over eight million times on Nico Nico Douga. As of now, it has been watched 8,042,340 times
with 1,166,895 comments in five months since it was posted on January 13. The most watched anime
first episode on the video streaming site is that of Is The Order a Rabbit? that was posted in April 2014
and has been watched 9,077,670 times so far.
助手「すごい数なのです。なにが起きてるんでしょう、博士」
— たつき／irodori (@irodori7) 2017年6月9日
博士「すごい群なのです。なにか美味しいものがあるに違いないのですよ、助手」#けものフレンズ やおよ…ありがとうございます！ pic.twitter.com/adMoVl7RIc
Source: "Kemono Friends" official website, director Tatsuki Tiwtter
(C) Kemono Friends Project A
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