Words:  Charlotte Coates Habo, a consulting firm that provides strategic planning and market/consumer intelligence evaluated the US immersive experiences market in 2024 using proprietary data from its work in this fast-growing sector the United States has emerged as a significant centre for these innovative entertainment formats The firm estimates that revenues from immersive experiences in the US hit $3.9 billion in 2024 indicating an average annual growth rate of 21% since 2019 This outcome highlights the strategic opportunities within the immersive experience industry for producers, investors, technology providers, and other key market participants. This market assessment includes revenues from immersive experiences in the US in 2024, covering the eight categories defined by Habo These dynamics are creating a more structured ecosystem for the industry Habo segmented its market assessment into four primary categories of immersive experiences The company’s evaluation reveals that growth is not evenly distributed across these segments as shown in this graphic of market size and average annual growth by immersive experience segment taking average growth rates over the 2019-2024 period High-tech and contemplative (+55% per year): This segment is experiencing rapid growth fueled by increased immersive exhibitions and outdoor walkthroughs These attractions usually cater to a broad audience and use operational strategies to maximise profits through significant foot traffic Establishing permanent venues with the necessary technology bodes well for the segment’s future its success heavily relies on the attractiveness of the theme or the intellectual property associated with the content and consumer weariness may pose a challenge Innovative offerings incorporating advanced immersive technologies strive to enhance their economic frameworks Low-tech and contemplative (+33% per year): Although it accounts for under 10% of the market this segment attracts consumers seeking shareable social media content Its minimal barriers to entry have facilitated growth across various market sizes the success of popular franchises indicates a trend towards greater stability High-tech and playful (+25% per year): Following challenges during the pandemic immersive arcade games have seen a resurgence in the US since 2022 Enhancements in standalone VR headsets have significantly improved interactivity and immersion leading to more engaging experiences and increased repeat visits The growth of this segment across US markets is supported by franchise and licensing models that allow for localised operations immersive excursions are also becoming more popular though high development costs and complex operations still constrain their expansion Low-tech and playful (+9% per year): This segment represents the most significant portion of industry revenue yet it has experienced the slowest growth since 2019 While immersive role-play and escape games have been well-established for years and possess a broad audience their fragmentation hinders further expansion immersive family entertainment centres (FECs) continue to attract their target demographics utilising popular intellectual properties to boost merchandise sales Habo says that producers aiming to establish a foothold in the immersive experiences sector need to confirm several essential elements to guarantee the success of their concept: Get the latest attractions industry news direct to your inbox More from this author Blooloop is taking climate action and is now B Corp Certified speed and the best experience on this site We've talked a lot about the "don't break the chain" method of building habits over the years where you visually mark the completion of a habit every day to help you build it The classic method is to put an "X" on a paper calendar every day the more motivated you are to keep it going—as anyone with Snapchat streak with a friend knows Paper is fantastic for this, granted, but some people prefer digital tools. 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helps people get more out of technology Premier Christianity uses cookies Read our cookie policy By 2021-05-25T10:10:00+01:00 I’d just asked her what the most important thing is that Christians should know about Muslims knowing I had much to learn from this gentle woman who had endured decades of suffering for the gospel a country where 99.8 per cent of the population identify as Muslim Having regularly prayed to see the creator since her youth They happened to be an ex-Muslim and explained to Habo that she could know the creator through reading the Bible Habo agreed to weekly Bible studies and was provided with a Somali Bible After several months of meeting with her tutor and poring over her Bible daily Habo asked the Jehovah’s Witness: “Why are you lying to me Why are you lying?” Through reading the scriptures But turning from Islam to Christianity was a decision that came with severe consequences after pleading with tears for Habo to return to Islam her family threatened to kill her and take her children away An orthodox reading of Islam mandates death to apostates as Muhammed is recorded as saying in authentic hadiths: “Whoever changes his religion which was present wherever she or her family members would go Even her children were harassed when they went into town.Some of the same Muslims who were hostile to Habo by day would come to her at night I really love you and I love what you say about Jesus but I don’t want to lose everything.” With all conviction Habo would reply: “The truth will set you free.” Others remarked: “How are you so brave Habo would share Jesus.So how did Habo answer my question What is the most important thing Christians need to know about Muslims Many don’t believe [in Islam] but they fear their family and the community They have to show that they are standing up for Islam.”  Habo went on to share some of the creative ways Muslims have sought her out to hear about Jesus Some have changed their names on online forums and request to chat privately but really want to discuss Jesus or ask for prayer I have a lot of sin,” one person blurted out.“Pray for Muslims,” Habo urges Offering a gift of the book Have You Ever Wondered By Andy Bannister and Gavin Matthews for the first 100 subscribers Our exclusive May offer for Premier Christianity gives you 12 months of the magazine for £39.99 Delve into thought-provoking content from the UK's leading Christian magazine Begin your enriching journey with us today This offer is only running for a limited time *Offer applies in UK only, but check here for our overseas offers Most Muslims are very open to talking about faith You don’t have to be an Islamic expert to start a conversation and share your own experiences The Christian apologist Hatun Tash was stabbed at Speaker’s Corner yesterday Tash is a former Muslim and an outspoken critic of Islam Sarah Lumgair explains how Hatun’s life has been threatened on numerous occasions  Ruqayyah Valencia-Dacosta struggled with anxiety and depression leading to a suicide attempt But an encounter with the love of God took her from Islam to Christianity The American fast food chain Chick-fil-A has consistently outsold its competitors But it isn’t just the food that makes it successful At Pentecost we remember how the Holy Spirit equipped the first Christians with supernatural gifts so they could witness for Christ Site powered by Webvision Cloud Ramadan is a holy season celebrated during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar Ramadan began March 11 and is expected to end April 9 a member of the Islamic Society of Greater Youngstown — called Masjid Al-Kheir in Arabic — said during Ramadan “[Fasting] is to withhold from eating and drinking … from Fajr [prayer] before sunrise Ramadan’s start date is determined by the moon sighting committee of Saudi Arabia after spotting the new crescent moon Ramadan starts the day following the crescent moon Salam said while Muslims refrain from eating and drinking during Ramadan the month also helps Muslims fast from bad deeds and habits “The Arabic term for fasting means to hold back,” Salam said “Fasting in Ramadan [also] means holding back from desires … and doing anything bad.” as it is believed the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad during Ramadan on a night called Laylat al-Qadr Laylat al-Qadr is believed to fall within the last 10 days of Ramadan and prayer and worship are placed in higher virtue “[Laylat al-Qadr] is equivalent to 83 years,” Salam said reflection and becoming closer to their faith Yara Habo is the president of Youngstown State University’s Muslim Student Association Habo said she spends Ramadan getting closer to God spending time with family and appreciating simple things YSU accommodates Muslims who want to pray on campus — not just during Ramadan but all year round — as Muslims pray five times a day Students who want to learn more about accommodations can contact the Office of Diversity Habo said she usually prays Taraweeh and balances her time between praying and school work “I’m just making sure I’m waking up at earlier times said she enjoys praying Taraweeh at her local mosque throughout Ramadan Kanan reads a chapter of the Quran every day and eats Suhoor — the meal before Fajr prayer “I also like to donate money to poor people,” Kanan said “I like to gather with my friends and … make food for them.” Habo said MSA hosts several activities and events on campus during Islamic Awareness Week “We do things like Try On a Hijab Day,” Habo said “People walking by can come sit and we put a hijab on them and we tell them the meaning of hijab.” is the practice of wearing modest clothing observed by Muslim men and women Some Muslim women wear a garment that covers their hair to practice modesty MSA will also host an annual dinner called Fast-A-Thon Iftar on April 3 We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information 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different aspects of an intellectual proprety The quantity of IP-based entertainment experiences continues to grow 43% of Broadway musicals were inspired by IPs box office revenue was generated by franchises within the top 100 performing films IPs are often at the core of theme parks and attractions which draw in millions of consumers each year In a key move to understand the complexities of Intellectual Properties A representative says: “The Habo IP Index first started with a hunch: through our projects we realized that consumers often felt particularly involved emotionally when it comes to IPs and experiences designed around them The stronger the emotional bond consumers feel towards a particular IP the more they are willing to spend and the more emotionally invested they will be in the experiences or products based on that IP.” Whilst attractions understand the marketing value of IPs few studies have sought to analyse the definitive value of IPs for experiences and projects This knowledge gap needed a tool to help companies and brands make better strategic choices with IPs the firm asked more than 5,300 US residents about the intellectual properties they feel meaningful connections with with Habo measuring their feedback in relation to twelve attributes Demonstrating the strength of the Habo IP Index seventy of the world’s top IPs across the five categories of movies These have then been ranked based on their value by triangulating three fundamental dimensions of Health With all three aspects of the Habo IP Index the study shows that younger generations have a stronger sense of attachment to intellectual properties connecting strongly with mutual fans of the IPs they love the most Having grown up in an age dominated by new technologies and platforms, Millennials and Gen Z have been much more exposed to IPs and stay updated on new developments with social networks and communities These generations are an important market segment in the entertainment Because of their attachment to certain intellectual properties they show a stronger interest in consuming experiences based on them The study also found that not all intellectual properties benefit from the same level of elasticity Almost all the IPs featured at the top of the Habo IP Index are multidimensional starting as films or books before expanding into other mediums The term “Elasticity” refers to a property’s ability to generate consumer interest across a range of product categories including movies Habo’s elasticity index identifies that this subcategory has huge potential to be utilised in a wide combination of experience types Superhero properties are followed closely by fantasy and sci-fi films – collectively IPs based on any of these three genres account for half of the top 20 This first edition of the Habo IP Index is the foundation for Habo’s broader reflection on the role and value of intellectual property in the entertainment Habo has announced that it will soon be publishing a sequel to this first edition of the IP Index aiming to identify the most valuable IPs within each experience category More from this author Visit author's website people who immigrate to this country often exhibit a deep faith in the lofty ideals on which America was founded This explains the striking decorations inside Afra Grill highly accommodating and pristinely sparkling Northland-area restaurant that Abcos Ahmed American made,” Afra Grill — a fast-casual business with a drive-through window and amiable counter service — has premiered in one of the more attention-grabbing new restaurant settings I have seen this year The establishment’s interior features a stark yellow-and-black color scheme and seating at faux-marble tables Afra Grill’s walls are emblazoned with prominent reproductions of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the United States; inspirational quotes from civil-rights activists and founding fathers; plus shoutouts to free speech economical and customizable bowls that offer a dynamic range of textures flavors and healthful ingredients — is reason enough to visit this appealing place Somali-centric restaurants are hardly new to Columbus — boasting more than 40,000 residents the local Somali community is the second-largest in America the well-prepared and accessible dishes from Afra Grill are a great introduction to an easy-to-love cuisine that shares characteristics with Indian skillfully fried pastry pocket filled with seasoned ground beef diced onions and peppers sounds good — and I guarantee it is — the samosa-like Sambuus is a killer deal ($1.99) Tack on a chai-like Afra Ice Tea ($2.50) that is milky and you have a fantastic snack or appetizer Ordering an entree starts with choosing a bowl base alluringly spicy jollof rice (a west African favorite) healthful and hearty brown rice or soothing mulawah — substantial yet supple and include: Chicken Suqaar ($10.99) — spicy similar to chicken curry; Chicken Afra ($10.99) — herb-flecked slightly minty cubes; Habo Steak ($11.99) — delicious mostly tender pieces of beef brightened by clove and cardamom notes; Roasted Goat ($12.99) — unctuous tender and great-tasting but fraught with bones; and Veggie Delight ($8.99) —a zesty Garnishes run hot and cold and bring a lot to the party The veggie mix (a smaller portion of “veggie delight”) is a close second and I would rate the OK sweet baked beans in a distant third place I liked the raw bite of the Kachumbari (think pico de gallo) but my favorite cold garnishes brought appreciated sweet accents to the bowls’ zippy profiles sweetened vermicelli (adriyad) and sauteed onions and peppers with raisins (kud kud) Finishing touches come from DIY sauces such as a spicy but versatile red condiment that tastes like it is based on tomato paste The fiery and garlicky green sauce is recommended only for thrill-seekers like me Afra Grill’s food is so gratifying that self-designing a filling and flavorful bowl is basically foolproof Even if the restaurant gets some requested add-ons wrong — this happened to me — you still are likely to wind up with a meal whose diversely bold and comforting aromatic and earthy components fit together like a completed jigsaw puzzle of a radiant melting pot China displays fuel-saving cars (Agencies) Updated: 2004-10-18 15:25 Warding off dark side, China displays fuel-saving cars Chinese riot police head for Haiti mission Hu urges police to improve performance Wiping out poverty galvanizes China 2 Chinese shot dead in robbery in S. Africa Chinese drivers worry of petrol price hikes Words:  Bea Mitchell the immersive LBE sector was worth nearly $5 billion Habo, a strategic planning and market/consumer intelligence studio, has defined immersive experiences following five years of research and market analysis the immersive location-based entertainment (LBE) sector was worth nearly $5 billion Its growth continued in 2022 post-pandemic The immersive LBE industry is diverse the sector mostly consists of smaller operators running attractions such as escape rooms “Immersive experiences are a segment of location-based entertainment and take place in a dedicated location outside the home,” says Habo “They differ from conventional LBE in that they are highly engaging allowing participants to immerse themselves in the content until they are fully absorbed by it participants enter a flow state in which they lose track of time and self as their attention focuses entirely on the activity that is underway.” Habo has analysed immersive global experiences using two axes – technology and participation This allows the studio to understand market dynamics and gain a better understanding of the competitive landscape The former categorises experiences according to how much technology is used The latter categorises each experience according to the visitor’s level of involvement Immersive LBE experiences fall along a spectrum on each axis Habo has divided immersive experiences into eight categories according to various levels of technology and interactivity FECs offer bright and engaging settings, exciting visuals and activities, realistic characters and interactive elements to encourage the whole family to play, such as at KidZania Lego Discovery Centers and CAMP: A Family Experience Company These events can include characters played by actors, realistic story-driven sets, and sound and light effects. Guests may influence the way the story unfolds. Popular examples include The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience AR and projection technologies to create a unique world – whether it’s another country the House of Eternal Return and Éternelle Notre-Dame are examples of immersive excursions Outdoor walkthroughs, like the Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest and Onwha’ Lumina walkthroughs They often include spectacular stops featuring multimedia projections light shows and music to create a fully immersive experience These social media pop-up attractions are home to pop art retro environments and unique installations Visitors are encouraged to take pictures and videos to share on social media as well as touch and admire the experience in order to create a successful attraction owners and operators should not only draw inspiration from other thriving attractions but also gain a deep understanding of their audience and the market A study conducted by Habo showed that there is a widespread enthusiasm for immersive experiences 67% of entertainment consumers say they are interested or very interested in immersive experiences 9% of entertainment consumers say they are very familiar with the immersive experiences available in their area These findings highlight the importance of comprehending your audience and implementing effective strategies to raise awareness especially considering the substantial investment and time required to develop an attraction Habo’s definition was updated as part of a study mandated by XN Québec to explore the commercial potential of immersive experiences in key Western markets More from this author The Battery Metal Really Worrying China Is Lithium, Not Nickel As Lithium Surges, BYD Raises EV Prices for Second Straight Month Participation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the 5th Eastern Economic Forum Discussed in Moscow Get exposure for your startup at RISE 2020 CreditEase’s Tang Ning: China’s Wealth Management Market is Undergoing Five Major Shifts Meet 5 of the best startups selected to represent China at the largest technology event in Asia Copyright © 2021 Caixin Global Limited. 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Logout Gateway to the global feed industry Fish offal can be made suitable as animal and aquafeed led by IMARES Wageningen UR is exploring this in further detail In many African countries there is a severe shortage of animal protein (including for livestock and fish) there is a need for the efficient use of protein sources Industrial fish processing or small-scale fisheries in many countries produce by-products These products are fine to use as a source of animal protein The well-known preservation method ‘silage making’ can be the answer to re-use this waste A common problem in the utilisation of waste products is that there is often no efficient small and affordable way is to convert these valuable proteins into suitable animal feed Fishmeal production is a well-known way to step up fish offal The preservation method silage making (by using acids) can be an option The researchers want to look if they can optimize this technique for fish waste so that fish can remain unrefrigerated for up to six months A small scale fish silage plant wil be set up in Somalia to exploit the possibilities for tuna waste the use of fish silage will be tested in animal feed for  aquaculture and poultry in Kenya and Ethiopia Wageningen UR is partnering with three institutes in East Africa (EIAR in Ethiopia KALRO and KMFRI Kenya) Prozee Techno Services BV This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Here are some of the new Social Work programme students at the School of Health and Welfare approximately 470 new students started their education at Jönköping University (JU) “I work in the emergency room at Ryhov County Hospital in Jönköping and meet many students who study at JU and they like this education very much,” says Lisa Börjesson Larsson from Habo who will study the Nursing programme at the School of Health and Welfare will study the Basic Science semester at the School of Engineering There was anticipation and a certain nervousness among the new students at Jönköping University About 140 of them will study the Nursing programme and around 55 the Social Work programme at the School of Health and Welfare about 70 students have registered to study the Basic Science semester at the School of Engineering (JTH) and there are around 170 new international students at JU's four schools about 30 new students are attending the "Pathway semester English at Campus Gränna where registration is open until 28 January Lisa Börjesson Larsson works as an assistant nurse and says it feels natural for her to study to become a nurse I look forward to learning a lot and meeting new people I also meet students from other health universities but I hear mostly good things about the School of Health and Welfare in Jönköping.” She was nervous before the start of the semester Programme Manager for the Nursing programme gave her reassuring information during the introduction so it feels good what she (Tillan) said about not having to chase the highest grade in every course but that it is fine to be "good enough" Tillan Strand told the students that they have three tough but fun and eventful years ahead of them and that just like the children in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory it is important to have "eyes on the prize" which in their case means their graduation will study the Social Work programme at the School of Health and Welfare “I have four friends who study here and one of them is studying the Social Work programme so I have heard very good things about the School of Health and Welfare and this education Both teachers and student life should be good here who is interested in studying Architectural Engineering at JTH this autumn has now started the Basic Science semester at the school to get a guaranteed place for that education “I have always wanted to study something in architecture or community planning and Jönköping felt cozy to study in so I think it will be good here,” says Clara Brünahl programme manager for the Basic Science semester at JTH mentions that his students will get a solid foundation in natural science subjects to be able to start the autumn's engineering studies with good prior knowledge and self-confidence Study at JU? 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Lisa Börjesson Larsson who works as an assistant nurse at Ryhov County Hospital says it feels natural for her to study the Nursing programme at the School of Health and Welfare Managing Director and Dean at the School of Engineering welcomed the new Basic Science semester students to JTH and said that it is a very good a good preparatory education to the school's engineering programmes On the left you see the programme manager Christer Magnusson Programme Manager for the Nursing programme at the Shool of Health and Welfare Jönköping UniversityGjuterigatan 5Box 1026551 11 Jönköping, SwedenPhone +46 36 - 10 10 00Contact form More contact information About the website Manage cookies The bridges in Mosul over the Tigris river were the most damaged infrastructure during the ISIS war Although three years has passed since the government retook control of the city and declared victory on 10 December 2017 Reconstruction of the bridges has been taking place at a slow pace in those three years and few bridges have been reopened for traffic The ’Roads and Bridges Directorate’ of the Nineveh province (of which Mosul is the centre) declared on 10 December 2020 the reopening of the bridge in Zummar subdistrict which was destroyed by ISIS militants The date is chosen to coincide with the “Liberation Victory'' day said that the reconstruction of the bridge took nine months “The bridge will help reduce the heavy traffic inside the Zummar subdistrict and replace the alternative roads which were difficult to use by the subdistrict’s residents for travelling back and forth to Mosul City.” News of Guér (al-Kwair) Bridge reconstruction The head of the ‘General Directorate of Roads and Bridges’ announced that the reconstruction of the Guér Bridge in Nineveh province is funded by a load from the German Development Bank He added that the allocated budget for the reconstruction and that the job will be done by two local firms with the advisory supervision of a German one (Dorsch Group) is located over the Greater Zap river and links Nineveh province with Kirkuk province The ‘Roads and Bridges Directorate’ in Nineveh revealed that reconstruction work will continue on the Qayyara bridge despite the COIVD-19 outbreak.‏  The Qayyara Bridge reconstruction is also funded by a loan from the German Development Bank and costs 3,729,000 Euros Reconstruction of Bridge 3 in Mosul is at 75% 75% of the Bridge 3 in Mosul was reconstructed by the Ashur company 1 July 2020 – reopening of a bridge in Shirqat al-Habo has told KirkukNow earlier that his directorate was responsible for 59 bridges in Nineveh and that 57 of those bridges were destroyed by ISIS during the war Temporary bridges have been placed over the rivers to function as replacement for the destroyed ones One of those temporary bridges collapsed on 28 April 2020 when a truck weighing 50 tons crossed it while the bridge had the capacity of withstanding 20 tons The incident caused the closure of the vital road which connects Mosul with other northern provinces Two out of Three Health Centers Shut Down: Displaced Have no Adequate Access to Public Health Services Complaint against Kirkuk Governor for Purchase of Luxury Vehicles At the opening of 'My Memories' by Heba Haj Habo in D'lush Café Wexford Art Centre were Rosie O'Gorman (who opened the exhibition) Heba Haj Habo (Artist) and Elizabeth Whyte (Wexford Art Centre) A life which has seen her escape war in her homeland provided the inspiration for an art exhibition which Heba Haj Habo showcased in the Arts Centre last month it depicted the dangerous journey she and her family faced as they fled Syria in search of refuge in Europe when Heba was just ten-years-old Enter your email address below and click 'Sign Up' to receive the This is Wexford newsletter direct to your inbox Having had an interest in art since she was a child Heba found the impetus to create this exhibition after attending the teen programme at Cow House Art studios a progressive artist-run 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Labohlano la la 8 Phato lehlabuleng lena Tokyo Opera City mokete o moholo oa piano oa seterateng oa Japane o tla tla Nagoya lekhetlo la pele Gojoin e tla be e etsa ponahalo e khethehileng ho tloha ka 1:13 ho isa 00:13 Flight Park mokatong oa 40 oa "FLIGHT OF DREAMS" Boema-fofane ba Machaba ba Chubu Centrair Ona ke monyetla o sa tloaelehang oa ho shebella pontšo mahala Tsoelopele ea Gojoin Ryo e ntse e eketseha Lenaneo la Gojoin Ryo Dinner ho Aomori "O Classical O Dinner Show" 1-1) Nako: Menyako e buloa 17:30 / Lijo 18:00 / LIVE 19:20 *Nako e ka fetoha ho latela tsoelo-pele ea letsatsi 内容: ・ Lijo tsa mantsiboea tse ikhethileng tsa "apole" tse hlahisitsoeng ke Gojo-in ・ Ts'ebetso ea piano (mosebetsi oa morao-rao "Love Dream" le tse ling) ・ E tla le ntho e ncha e lekantsoeng bakeng sa baeti Webosaete e khethehileng:https://event.tiget.net/gojoinryo_dinnershow2025 Mokete oa Seterata sa Nagoya: Mokete o moholo oa piano oa seterateng oa Japane Kemiso: 5/18 (Letsatsi) Nako: 13:00-13:40 Sebaka: Sefofane sa Litoro sa Aichi Prefecture 1F Flight Park (ho tsamaea metsotso e 5 ho tloha Seteisheneng sa Boema-fofane sa Machaba sa Chubu Centrair) Webosaete ea semmuso:https://nagoyastreetpiano.com/ Litekete li se li rekisetsoa sechaba ka kakaretso "Lehlabula la Mathomo a Mathomo -Melumo e metle e bapaloang ke FAZIOLI-" 6 Sebaka: Setsi sa Thuto ea Bophelo Bohle sa Navias Setereke sa Fukui Nako: OPEN13:00 / START14:00 Thekete: ¥4,500 *Litulo tsohle li bolokiloe lekhetho le kene *Ha ho tumello ea ho kena bakeng sa bana ba ka tlase ho lilemo tse 3 tekete e hlokahalang bakeng sa lilemo tse 4 ho ea holimo Lintlha: Setsi sa Thuto sa Bophelo Bohle sa Mihama Town Navias Tel 0770-32-1212 "Raw Fabulous Sound - Kena Holong ea Konsarete ea Tokyo Opera City" 8 Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall Nako: OPEN18:00 / START19:00 Thekete: ¥6,000 *Litulo tsohle li bolokiloe NEW Digital Single "Liebestraume (Toro ea Lerato)" Letsatsi la ho tsoa: 2025/5/5 (Mantaha, matsatsi a phomolo)! Digital Shingle "TSUGARU" 2024/12/11(Wed) Tokollo Alebamo ea sekoahelo sa pina ea Showa "Oaishu" 2023/10/25(Wed) Ho lokolloa 1st ALBUM "Fabulous" Khatiso ea kamehla 2023/4/5(Wed) Tokollo -Litaba tsa moraorao, litaba tsa mmino - Jr.EXILE o tla bokana ho Osaka Kansai Expo ho tšoara ts'ebetso e khethehileng e phelang bao e leng batšehetsi ba khethehileng ba Expo "Nananiji no Taiyo" e lokolla sekoaelo sa 'mino oa "Ikenai Taiyo," o ileng oa nkuoa sebakeng sa Hawaii mme oa itsoella pele o na le Amagi Sally ea apereng sutu ea ho sesa {excerpt}<\/p><\/li>"},"theme":{"name":""}}Litaba tsa moraorao Letšoao la basali "Ameri" le keteka lilemo tse 10 ka ketsahalo ea pele ea mahala ea kantle ho naha! Atsuko Maeda, Mayuko Kawakita, Erika Karata, Rei Okamoto, and Fumika Baba ba tla ba teng. La 2025 Hlakubele 5 5:23 © 2025 Sekotwana sa Boithabiso ba Letsatsi le Letsatsi Ayaka o ile a bina pina ea sechaba ea Majapane Moketeng oa ho Bula Pontšo ea Lefatše ea 4 Mokete ona ha o na ho phatlalatsa ka bokhabane ho buloa ha Osaka empa hape o kenyelelitse sehlooho sa "Ho Rala Mokhatlo oa Bokamoso Bakeng sa Bophelo ba Rona" le ho arolelana sehlooho seo le batho lefats'eng lohle ho tšoaea qalo ea leeto la ho fihlela sepheo seo "Ke ne ke e-na le tlotla ea ho bina pina ea sechaba moketeng oa ho bula EXPO 2025 Osaka E ne e le tlotla e tsotehang ho ba le nako e khethehileng ea ho ema sethaleng sa Expo moo mahlo a lefats'e a neng a tsepamisitse maikutlo le ho bina pina ea sechaba ea Wi-Fi moo Ith 20 e hlahileng Osaka e ne e le nako e e tla tlhomameng mo pelong ya me e e dirang gore ke sekaseke sesha bokao jwa go opela.” Ba boetse ba reretsoe ho hlaha ho "Utacon" ea NHK General TV ka Labobeli la la 4 Mmesa moo ba tla etsa "Minna Sora no Shita" le "Versailles," papali ea bona ea pele ea thelevishene ketsahalong e bitsoang 15 & 1970 "Expo" Song Festival Ayaka o boetse o phatlalalitse hore o tla tšoara leeto la naha ka bophara le bitsoang "Ayaka Wonder Chiba ka Labohlano la la 2 Loetse 'me le tla etela libaka tse 9 ho pholletsa le naha Thekiso ea litekete tsa pele e se e qalile ho sehlopha sa balateli ba semmuso sa Ayaka "Room Ayaka." Haeba u kenela sehlopha sa balateli hona joale u tla khona ho reka litekete pele ho nako - Maikutlo a Ayaka - Ke bile le tlotla ea ho bina pina ea sechaba moketeng oa pulo ea EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo E ne e le tlotla e babatsehang ho ema sethaleng sa Lipontšo E ne e boetse e le motsotso o tla sala ka pelong ea ka e leng se ileng sa etsa hore ke hlahlobe ka botebo se boleloang ke ho bina ha ke ntse ke atamela mokete oa bo20 oa ke qala ho bina Mokete oa ho Bula Pontšo ea Lefatše ea 2025 Japane Letsatsi le nako: La 2025 Mmesa 4 (Sat) 12:14-00:15 Sebaka: Holo ea EXPO "Shine Hut" Holo ea Letsatsi la Naha ea EXPO "Lei Garden" E hlophisitsoe ke: Mokhatlo oa Japane bakeng sa Pontšo ea Lefatše ea 2025 Pina ea Sechaba ea Japane: Ayaka NHK General TV "Utacon" Khaso: La 4 Mmesa (Labobeli) 15:19~ Ho bina: "Minna Sora no Shita" le papali ea pele ea TV ea "Versailles" HP: HP:https://www.nhk.jp/p/utacon/ts/1J9MXY5QX2/ Chiba Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 17:30/18:30 9/14 (Letsatsi) Aichi Prefectural Arts Centre Holo e Khōlō Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 17:00/18:00 Matsatsi a Phomolo a Naha) Gunma Takasaki Arts Centre Large Theatre Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 9/21 (Letsatsi) Kumamoto Castle Hall Main Hall Kumamoto Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Holo e Khōlō Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 9/28 (Letsatsi) Kyoto/ROHM Theater Kyoto Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 October 10th (Sat) Fuji City Cultural Centre Rose Theater Shizuoka Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Toki City Cultural Plaza Sun Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 October 10th (Moqebelo) Hokkaido Kochanfour Kushiro Cultural Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 10/12 (Letsatsi) Obihiro Civic Cultural Hall Hokkaido Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Holo ea Machaba ea Kobe Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 La 10 Mphalane (Moqebelo) Sagami Women's University Green Hall Kanagawa Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Omiya Sonic City Holo e Khōlō Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Act City Hamamatsu Holo e kholo Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Matsatsi a Phomolo a Naha) Nagaoka Municipal Theater Niigata Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Hiroshima Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Okayama Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 La 11 Pulungoana (Sat) Holo ea Fora ea Machabeng ea Tokyo A Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 11/16 (Letsatsi) Holo ea Mokete oa Osaka Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 17:00/18:00 Yamagata (Nanyo City Cultural Center) Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 11/24 (Mantaha/Matsatsi a Phomolo) Miyagi/Sendai Sunplaza Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 La 11 November (Sat) Fukuoka Sunpalace Hotel & Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 11/30 (Letsatsi) Yamaguchi KDDI Ishin Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Tatsuno City Cultural Center Akatonbo Cultural Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 12/7 (Letsatsi) Shiga Hikone City Cultural Plaza Grand Hall Menyako e buloa/ho qala ka 16:00/17:00 Theko ea litekete: Litulo tsohle li bolokiloe: 9,400 yen (lekhetho le kenyelelitsoe) *Bana ba sekolo sa bana ba banyenyane ha ba dumellwa ho kena Fan club "Room Ayaka" thekiso ea litekete esale pele Nako ea kopo: Labone, la 2025 Mmesa, 4, 10:18 ho isa Labobeli, la 00 Motšeanong 5, 6:23 URL:https://ayaka.fc.avex.jp/content/detail/?cid=1004331 ◆ Kopo ea lotho ea "Premium Seats" e fumaneha feela ho litho tsa nako e telele tsa sehlopha sa balateli Litulo tsa premium ke palo e fokolang ea litulo tse khethehileng haholo tse ka pele 21:23 *Likopo tsa setulo sa Premium li bulehetse bao e bileng litho tsa Room Ayaka ka nako e fetang lilemo tse tharo (maloko a mararo kapa ho feta a latellanang ho tloha ka la 3 Mmesa 2025) le bao letsatsi la bona la ho felloa ke nako ea botho e leng ka mor'a Mmesa 4 -Litaba tsa moraorao, litaba tsa mmino - Buka ea pele ea linepe ea AKB48 Masaaki Mayu "Ke kopa u tsoe le 'na" e tla lokolloa ka la 1 Phupu Ketsahalo ea selemo sa bo10 sa Awesome City Club "Awesome Talks ~ Cheers to 10!!~" e felile ka katleho e kholo Leeto la naha ka bophara la ho ikhopotsa lilemo tse 10 le lona le phatlalalitsoe {excerpt}<\/p><\/li>"},"theme":{"name":""}}Litaba tsa moraorao Bokhukhuni ba lijo! ? Video ea Shio Reira e bapalang "Miso Soup and Butter" e tla lokolloa ka la 5 Motšeanong! La 2025 Hlakubele 5 5:20