Online ticket sales have launched at Konica Minolta Planetaria TOKYO for three shows covering April 1 (Wed) through May 31 (Sun). The lineup includes Immersive Planetarium - Monet -, which began screening on March 3 and has attracted strong interest, along with two long-running crowd favorites: Pink Floyd / The Dark Side of the Moon and Queen / Queen Heaven.
Immersive Planetarium - Monet -
Immersive Planetarium - Monet - delivers an immersive experience that goes beyond conventional planetarium shows. Famous works including the Water Lilies series and Impression, Sunrise are presented using the latest AI technology to extend the imagery "beyond the canvas."
Monet's brushstrokes and vivid colors spread across the entire dome at DOME1, which is specially designed to fill the ceiling and walls with projected imagery. The 15-meter-diameter dome wraps visitors in Monet's palette, creating an all-encompassing immersive environment.
Screening Information
- Screening period: March 3, 2026 (Tue) – May 31 (Sun)
- Venue: Konica Minolta Planetaria TOKYO (DOME1)
- Admission: Online ¥2,800 (tax included) / Walk-up ¥3,000 (tax included)
- Runtime: Approx. 45 minutes
- Tickets & Schedule: Official website
Pink Floyd / The Dark Side of the Moon
On February 27, 1973, Pink Floyd held a press preview of their eighth studio album The Dark Side of the Moon at a London planetarium. The dome was filled with stars, constellations, and cosmic visuals accompanying the music—an event that drew enormous attention at the time and helped the album go on to sell over 50 million copies worldwide.
Given the album's deep ties to the planetarium format, the venue offers a fitting space for experiencing the fusion of visuals and sound that Pink Floyd pursued from the very beginning of their career. The show brings this enduring classic back to life as a full planetarium presentation.
Screening Information
- Screening period: April 1 (Wed) – May 28 (Thu), 2026
- Venue: Konica Minolta Planetaria TOKYO (DOME1)
- Admission: Online ¥2,600 (tax included) / Walk-up ¥2,800 (tax included)
- Runtime: Approx. 44 minutes
- Tickets & Schedule: Official website
Queen / Queen Heaven
Queen Heaven is a full-dome film produced in Germany in 2001 under the supervision of Queen guitarist and astronomer Brian May, created after the passing of Freddie Mercury. The show is presented as a "full-dome music show" with fog and lighting effects synchronized to the visuals.
The program features 19 songs, tracing back from "Mother Love"—said to feature Freddie's final recorded vocals—to "Bohemian Rhapsody." With Brian May as guide, the footage and lighting capture the band in their prime, delivering a 360-degree surround-sound experience that puts visitors right in the heart of a live performance.
Screening Information
- Screening period: April 1 (Wed) – May 29 (Fri), 2026
- Venue: Konica Minolta Planetaria TOKYO (DOME1)
- Admission: Online ¥2,600 (tax included) / Walk-up ¥2,800 (tax included)
- Runtime: Approx. 80 minutes
- Tickets & Schedule: Official website
Ticket Information for April 1 – May 31
① Online Ticket Sales
As of 3:00 PM on March 17, 2026, online tickets for all three shows covering April 1 (Wed) through May 31 (Sun) are on sale via each show's official website.
- Available to both Starry Members (Konica Minolta Planetarium membership service) members and non-members simultaneously
- For Immersive Planetarium - Monet - screenings through March 31 (Tue): Starry Members may purchase from 12:00 PM seven days before the screening date; non-members from 12:00 PM five days before
- Tickets can be purchased up to 15 minutes before each screening
② Walk-Up Tickets
Walk-up tickets go on sale at 10:00 AM on weekends and holidays, and 10:30 AM on weekdays.
- Walk-up tickets will not be available if online tickets have sold out
- Sales end at the start of each screening; tickets may not be available during peak times even if you are in line
Venue
Konica Minolta Planetaria TOKYO
2-5-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (Yurakucho Marion 9F)
Open daily (closed during show changeovers)
Hours: Weekdays 10:30 AM – 9:15 PM / Weekends & holidays 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Official website: https://planetarium.konicaminolta.jp/planetariatokyo/
