Yorushika LIVE: "Tousaku" (2026)

Yorushika LIVE: Tousaku is a documentary concert film capturing the Japanese musical duo Yorushika's live performance, officially titled "Tousaku." The project originates from Japan and is presented in the Japanese language. It represents a significant milestone for the band, documenting their stage presence and musical interpretation of their discography for cinema audiences.

The production is handled by Universal Music Group, leveraging their extensive reach to distribute the concert footage globally. The film serves as a visual companion to the audio experience that has defined Yorushika's rise in the contemporary J-rock and alternative music scenes. By translating their intimate and energetic live shows into a cinematic format, the release allows fans who could not attend the original events to witness the dynamic between vocalist n-buna and vocalist/guitarist svchky.

Set for release in Taiwan on October 9, 2026, this theatrical run marks an expansion of the band's international footprint. As a live recording, the film focuses on the raw energy and technical proficiency displayed during their concerts, preserving the atmosphere of their performances without altering the original setlist or staging significantly. This approach maintains authenticity while providing high-definition visuals of the production design and lighting used in their tours.

• The title "Tousaku" (盗作) translates to "Plagiarism," a concept often explored metaphorically in Yorushika's lyrical themes regarding creation and influence.
• The film is produced under the Universal Music Group banner, indicating a major label push for their visual content.
• Release dates are staggered regionally, with specific theatrical availability confirmed for Taiwan starting in October 2026.
• As a live concert film, it features no scripted narrative but relies entirely on the musical performance and audience interaction.