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Centimillimental to play CentralWorld Live

CentralWorld (Organization) Bangkok

Japanese singer-songwriter Centimillimental will make a comeback with his second concert in Bangkok at CentralWorld Live, 8th floor of CentralWorld, Ratchadamri Road, on July 19 at 7pm.

After the incredible success of his last Asia tour, Centimillimental is back with his second full-length album Cafuné, released last August. Comprising 13 tracks, the album centres on the theme "dialogue between contrasting emotions", which contains hope, loneliness, pain, affection with the glimpse of the past and present existence.

The album includes recent singles Yuigon, Super Ultra I Love You and Hitorigoto, alongside all-new songs.

Born in Aichi Prefecture, the 32-year-old multi-intrumentalist is known for combining piano-driven arrangements, emotional lyrics and anime music. His emotional and heartfelt music has resonated with fans worldwide. His songs have been featured in numerous anime series and films.

The Bangkok show is part of "Centimillimental World Tour 2025-2026 Cafune", his first world tour, which kicked off in Shanghai last November and includes dates in Asia and Latin America.

Tickets cost 2,500, 2,800 and 3,300 baht and can be purchased from thaiticketmajor.com.

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