Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2013

Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2013
General information
Date(s)	30 August 2013
Entry fee	￥6,600
No. of songs	24 (22 main show + 2 encore)
Performer(s)	Hatsune Miku Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len Megurine Luka KAITO MEIKO
Companies	Crypton Future Media, Inc. SEGA Sony niconico TOKYO MX

Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2013 (Hatsune Miku マジカルミライ, Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2013^?) was a live exhibition event that took place on 30 August 2013. It was the first of the "Magical Mirai" series of exhibition events and was held in celebration Hatsune Miku's sixth anniversary. It was held at Yokohama Arena in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan and was organized by Crypton Future Media, Inc., SEGA, Sony, niconico, TOKYO MX. 22 songs were performed during the mainshow, with 2 more songs acting as the encore. It is the first major event to utilize the Project DIVA F series models after being showcased at the Natsu no Owari no 39 Matsuri event.

The event was split into three different areas: "Magi Area" is where the live performance took place and also included a daytime "Under-18 Priority Concert" that allows families with kids to attend. "Cal Area" is a creators workshop area that allows attendees to craft illustrations and learn about music making. "Mirai Area" is a product exhibit that features many collaboration goods and purchasable merchandise. In addition to this, playable demos of Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd, and Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone were also featured.

Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, and Megurine Luka, KAITO, and MEIKO all performed at the event, with a new band being featured.

Staff

• Crypton Future Media, Inc. (production, packaging)
  • Hiroyuki Ito (executive producer)
  • Ryoji Sekimoto (producer, label producer)
  • Kimitaka Nishio (project management)
  • Kumiko Meguro (project management)
  • Yu Kamagami (project management)
  • Wataru Sasaki (Hatsune Miku producer)
  • Toyofumi Hishiyama (license)
• TOKYO MX (production, packaging)
  • Kenzo Nakagawa (executive producer)
  • Mitsuyuki Saikawa (producer, label producer)
  • Koichi Hashimoto (producer)
  • Satomi Yoshiumi (project management)
  • Hiroshi Maejima (product management)
  • Tomohiro Minato (product coordinator)
• niconico (production, web live, special thanks)
• SEGA (production, special thanks)
  • Hiroshi Utsumi (producer)
  • Shinobu Haruta (assistant producer)
  • Team SEGA feat. HATSUNE MIKU Project (stage action staff, special thanks)
  • MARZA ANIMATION PLANET Inc. (stage action staff)
    • Hideyuki Kinoshita (CG director)
  • FLAME Ltd. (stage action staff)
  • TEAM SEVEN DREAMS (stag action staff)
• Sony (production)
  • Sony Music Studios Tokyo (authoring, encoding)
  • Yumiko Teshima (menu, package design)
  • Sony Music Entertainment, Sony Music Records, Sony Computer Entertainment, Sony Music Direct (special thanks)
• KADOKAWA (packaging)
  • Keiji Matsuda (label producer)
• L'espace Vision (post production)
• AIR NOTES (co-production)
• Sachie Urakabe (project management)
• Ryo Eguchi (programming, live arrangement)
• Band:
  • PABLO, Katsuhito Igarashi (guitar)
  • Yuichi Takama (bass)
  • Hiroshi Kido (drums)
  • Kosuke Noma (keyboard)
  • Tomomi Uchimura (chorus)
• Saki Fujita, Asami Shimoda, Yu Asakawa, UKRampage, M.S.S Project, Meiko Haigo (opening act)
• Katsuro Uno, Ryo Kozuka (sound system manipulator)
• Chikako Ozawa (musician coordination)
• WidWireWorks K.K. (background view production)
  • Takayasu Kuroda (producer)
  • Tasuku Watanabe, Tomoko Takita (projection program and edit)
  • flapper3, BLUE BAKK, maxilla, matutori, Wakamura-P, yama_ko, Kenshiro Morii (background view direction)
• CHRIS, KEI, iXima (main visual)
• Osamu, Chisuke, CHAN×CO, Takuma Torigoe, U35, Yumenouchi (sub visual)

Track Listing

Song	Performed by	Producer(s)
Pre-show
Saki Fujita, Asami Shimoda, Yu Asakawa MC
UKRampage, M.S.S Project, Meiko Haigo Opening Act
Main Show
"Opening Music"	N/A	Ryo Eguchi (music, arranger)
"Sweet Devil"	Hatsune Miku	Hachioji-P (music, arranger) q*Left (lyrics)
"2D Dream Fever" (二次元ドリームフィーバー, Nijigen Dorīmu Fībā?)	Hatsune Miku	Polyphonic Branch (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Cat Food" (キャットフード, Kyatto Fūdo?)	Hatsune Miku	doriko (music, lyrics, arranger)
Audience Greeting
"Karakuri Pierrot" (からくりピエロ, Karakuri Piero?)	Hatsune Miku	40mP (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Arifureta Sekai Seifuku" (ありふれたせかいせいふく, "Arifureta Sekai Seifuku"?)	Hatsune Miku	PinocchioP (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Animal Fortune-telling" (どうぶつ占い, Dōbutsu Uranai?)	Hatsune Miku	Scop (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Deep Sea Girl" (深海少女, Shinkai Shōjo?)	Hatsune Miku	Yuuyu (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Hello, Worker"	Megurine Luka	Kei Hayashi (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Erase or Zero"	Kagamine Len KAITO	Crystal P (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Piano × Forte × Scandal" (ピアノ×フォルテ×スキャンダル, Piano × Forute × Sukyandaru?)	MEIKO	OSTER project (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Love-Hate" (スキキライ, Suki Kirai?)	Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len	HoneyWorks (music, lyrics, arranger)
"shake it!"	Hatsune Miku Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len	emon(Tes.) (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Weekender Girl"	Hatsune Miku	Hachioji P (music) kz (lyrics, arranger)
"Freely Tomorrow"	Hatsune Miku	Mitchie M (music, lyrics, arranger) ЯIRE (lyrics)
"Last Night, Good Night (Re:Dialed)"	Hatsune Miku	kz (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Leia"	Megurine Luka	Yuyoyuppe (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Tokyo Teddy Bear" (東京テディベア, Tōkyō Tedi Bea?)	Kagamine Rin	Neru (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Unhappy Refrain" (アンハッピーリフレイン, Anhappī Rifurein?)	Hatsune Miku	wowaka (music, lyrics, arranger)
"glow"	Hatsune Miku	keeno (music, lyrics, arranger)
"Tell Your World"	Hatsune Miku	kz (music, lyrics, arranger)
"39"	Hatsune Miku	sasakure.UK (music, arranger) DECO*27 (lyrics, arranger)
Miku MC
"Odds & Ends"	Hatsune Miku	ryo (music, lyrics, arranger)
Encore
"1/6 -out of the gravity-"	Hatsune Miku	vocaliod-P (music, lyrics, arranger)
Band Member Introduction
"Yumeyume" (ゆめゆめ, "Yumeyume"?)	Hatsune Miku	DECO*27 (music, lyrics, arranger)
Final MC

Modules

The following Modules were worn for the event:

Honey Whip ("Sweet Devil")

Dimensional ("2D Dream Fever")

Pierretta ("Cat Food")

Magical Mirai (Audience greeting & final MC)

Regret ("Karakuri Pierrot")

ARIFURE Miku ("Arifureta Sekai Seifuku")

Natsukaze ("Animal Fortune-telling")

Deep Sea Girl ("Deep Sea Girl")

Pansy ("Weekender Girl")

Star Vocalist ("Freely Tomorrow")

Amour ("Leia")

Scissors ("Tokyo Teddy Bear")

Agitation ("Unhappy Refrain")

A Module featuring Miku wearing a special T-shirt for the event alongside the rest of her default outfit was used for "Yumeyume".

Trivia

• This was the only event to have Miku be voiced by her voice provider, Saki Fujita, rather than using her voicebank.
• "2D Dream Fever", "Hello, Worker", "Erase or Zero", "Love-Hate", and Module Dimensional's appearances in this event predate their inclusion in Project DIVA F 2nd.
• During the performance of "Love-Hate", one of Len's lyrics was slightly changed: from "sou da, sumu no wa Shoutou atari ga ii na♪" to "sou da, sumu nara Yokohama ga ii yo ne♪"
• Choreography and audio of "Sweet Devil", "Cat Food", "Hello, Worker", "Erase or Zero", "Piano × Forte × Scandal", "Love-Hate", "Tokyo Teddy Bear", "glow", "Odds & Ends", and "Tell Your World" from this event were featured in Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd as part of its AR/Live Mode. The modules that are used in the concert, as shown above, are used as recommended modules.

External Links

• Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2013 at the Vocaloid Wiki.
• Official Website (Japanese)

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