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GACKT OFFICIAL X - APR 23 2026
GACKT Official X Update. Translation below
The tour is over.
I've finally returned to Malaysia, but I'm a little bewildered by this beautiful weather.
To be honest, this [LAST SONGS 2026] tour was pretty good.
I'm truly grateful to all the fans who came to the venue, and to all the staff who were involved.
Thank you!
So, what am I doing now?
I'm holed up alone in my fishing room, preparing for fishing starting tomorrow.
However... this is proving more troublesome than I expected.
I'm making lure case trays using a 3D printer, but even after making over 50 samples, I still haven't come up with something I'm happy with.
I've realized something again.
The "general-purpose cases" currently on the market are the result of repeated trial and error by each manufacturer, a compromise that's reached its final form.
But even so, I'm not satisfied.
As an organizer, I want to create a case where everything fits perfectly.
So, I'm still going to keep trying. This time, with the newly introduced commercial 3D printer, the accuracy and freedom of creation have increased dramatically.
I really do love the act of "making things."
Once I get hooked, I can't stop.
But I have no intention of making anything half-baked.
When I create something I'm truly satisfied with, I'll talk to a fishing tackle manufacturer.
Serious play always brings great rewards.
If there's anything you'd like me to make, let me know.
We might be able to turn your ideas into reality.
ツアーが終わった。
ようやくマレーシアに戻ってきたが、
この天気の良さに少し戸惑っている。今回の【LAST SONGS 2026】、
はっきり言ってかなり良かった。会場に来てくれたファンのみんな、
関わってくれたスタッフ、
本当に感謝している。
ありがとう！──で、今は何をしているかというと。… pic.twitter.com/a7vhelGh0x
— GACKT (@GACKT) April 23, 2026
Translation: GACKT ITALIA Team
Translation © GACKT ITALIA
GACKT OFFICIAL X - MAR 10 2026
GACKT Official X Update. Translation below
I went to Shin-chan's floral tribute ceremony.
It was a few days ago.
It was originally planned for fans, but
I contacted SUGIZO to ask if I could go.
A while later,
I heard that they had made time early in the morning for those involved.
I called Kiryuin Sho and the members of YFCz,
and we all decided to go.
When we arrived, I was surprised to see
Despite the early hour,
a large number of young band members were lined up.
They were all there to say goodbye.
Some had started playing drums because they admired Shin-chan.
Others had started bands because they followed in his footsteps.
It was clear just how much of a influence he had on so many people.
After a while,
SUGIZO's manager
came over to join us in line.
He suggested that we give priority to laying flowers,
but I felt bad for the other people involved who had been waiting since morning.
We decided to join the line,
After about 40 minutes, I entered the venue.
I was surprised by the number of people involved, but what surprised me even more was the sight of SUGIZO near the altar.
He politely greeted each and every one of them after they had finished laying flowers.
He must have been doing this since that morning.
After he finished laying flowers, I called out to SUGIZO.
"It's been tough in many ways..."
In response to my words, he replied,
with a slightly angry look on his face.
"I'm serious! He's a real pain!"
As a friend who'd been with me since they were young,
he probably had a ton he wanted to say to me directly.
Then he continued.
"GACKT really needs to be careful, too."
Shin-chan's wife was standing next to me.
It had been a long time since we last saw each other.
She seemed unable to stop crying,
and I was at a loss for words.
Seeing this, SUGIZO said to me:
"Thank you so much.
Maya is happy too!"
To be honest,
I still hadn't really grasped that Shin-chan was gone.
But
The moment I saw her tears,
It hit me hard.
"Will I never see them again?"
We always have to say goodbye to our loved ones.
It's inevitable.
Someone who was always by our side,
can suddenly disappear one day.
That's why.
Please send words of gratitude to the people who are by your side now.
If you can see them,
please go and see them right away.
Please try to get in touch.
You won't be able to express anything after they're gone.
シンちゃんの献花式に行って来た。
数日前のことだ。元々はファンのために準備された献花式だったが、
SUGIZOに連絡をして行くことができないか尋ねた。暫くして、
関係者のために早朝の時間を作ったと
連絡が来た。鬼龍院翔やYFCzのメンバーたちに声をかけ、
全員で足を運ぶことにした。…
— GACKT (@GACKT) March 10, 2026
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/pickup/6572491
Translation: GACKT ITALIA Team
Translation © GACKT ITALIA
GACKT OFFICIAL LINE - MAR 09 2026
GACKT Official LINE update. Translation below:
"GACKT LAST SONGS 2026 feat. K"
Official merchandise is now available for pickup at venues and pre-order!
We have a wide selection of merchandise to complement this tour,
enjoying both live and everyday use.
■ T-shirts
Classic designs featuring the tour logo and graphic t-shirts with beautiful silhouettes.
■ Face towels
Tour towels are a hit at venues.
Keep your memories of the concerts in a tangible form.
■ Necklaces
Discreetly wearable tour-themed accessories.
■ Keychains
Logo keychains that can be attached to bags or keys.
■ Hand towels
Made from high-quality fabric from Imabari, Japan's leading towel-producing region.
And...we have more items in our lineup than these.
By purchasing in advance,
you can smoothly pick up your items at the venue on the day of the performance.
Don't miss this opportunity to check them out.
▼Official e-commerce site: https://official-goods-store.jp/gackt/
We look forward to seeing you all at the tour venues.
Source: GACKT OFFICIAL LINE
Translation: GACKT ITALIA Team
Translation © GACKT ITALIA
GACKT OFFICIAL X - MAR 08 2026
GACKT Official X Update. Translation below
Rehearsals for [LAST SONGS 2026] are in the final stages.
We have three tours this year.
The schedule is pretty tight, but...
Thankfully,
most venues are already sold out.
If you weren't able to get tickets for [LAST SONGS],
come to [Maou Symphony].
General ticket sales for [Maou Symphony] have finally begun.
Some seats have already sold out,
so be sure to check.
Rock and orchestra.
Two different worlds collide,
and become one story.
This is more than just a concert.
This is a new [experience].
It took three years from conception to realization.
An overwhelming performance.
Don't be intimidated by its power,
scream from your core,
and be moved by a new emotion.
Come prepared.
See you at the venue.
【LAST SONGS 2026】のリハーサルも大詰め。
今年はツアーが3本。
スケジュールはかなりタイトだが…。ありがたいことに、
ほとんどの会場がすでにソールドアウトしている。【LAST SONGS】のチケットが取れなかった者、
【魔王シンフォニー】に来い。いよいよ、… https://t.co/W61qPLbkPD pic.twitter.com/gLDSBEi6yK
— GACKT (@GACKT) March 7, 2026
Translation: GACKT ITALIA Team
Translation © GACKT ITALIA
GACKT OFFICIAL NEWS: GACKT's calligraphy works are on display at Haneda Airport Garden!
GACKT Official news update. Translation below
With the mission of "uniting the world through the connections between culture and donations," the ONE WORLD Project (operated by the Kronos Conservation Foundation) will host "ONE WORLD: Connecting and Preserving Traditional Culture through Bonds - Wrapping the Earth" at Haneda Airport Garden from Wednesday, March 4, 2026. The exhibition features works by artist GACKT, calligraphy master Yoshikawa Juichi, former captain of the Japan U23 national team, Nasu Daisuke, and Asia's first Olympic and World Championship medalist in athletics, Suetsugu Shingo.
This unique cultural exhibition features four artists who have reached the pinnacle of their respective fields, each taking up their brush and expressing their individual passions through calligraphy. Led by calligraphy master Yoshikawa Juichi, the calligraphy of these four artists, spanning genres, comes together under the shared prayer of "uniting the world through the connections between culture and donations." From Haneda Airport, Japan's gateway to the skies, we will deliver the beauty and strength of Japanese culture to travelers from around the world.
■Event Details
・Exhibition Title
ONE WORLD ~Wrapping the Earth~: Connecting and Preserving Traditional Culture
・Exhibition Period
March 4 (Tue) - April 30 (Thu), 2026
・Exhibition Location
March 4 (Tue) - March 12 (Thu) Haneda Airport Garden "Yagura"
March 13 (Fri) - April 30 (Thu) Haneda Airport Garden "Bus Terminal"
・Exhibition Contents (Free Admission)
Calligraphy works by GACKT, Yoshikawa Juichi, Nasu Daisuke, Suetsugu Shingo, and others
■ONE WORLD ~Uniting the World through Culture and Donations~
The ONE WORLD Project is a cultural heritage and social contribution project run by the Kronos Conservation Foundation. Based on the themes of "preserving historical buildings," "harmony," and "connections of support," we promote traditional Japanese culture globally, transcending borders and genres, while also expanding education and promoting the culture of giving.
Culture is not valuable because everyone knows it. It exists because of the people who have continued to preserve it. "Protect," "Connect," and "Pass on"—these three principles are the foundation of ONE WORLD.
■"OEN"—ONE WORLD Travels the World
"OEN" means connections that travel. Connections transcend borders and time. It is a world where connections between people travel across the globe, connected by connections of culture and donations. ONE WORLD is also OEN WORLD.
Not only does it connect the horizontal axis (people living in the present), but it also connects the vertical axis (past, present, and future). People living in the past, present, and future become one through the connections of connections. That is the worldview envisioned by ONE WORLD.
■How Donations Work
Donations are the embodiment of feelings. Japan has been known globally as a country where a culture of giving has struggled to take root. That's why it's so meaningful to start here. Through activities to learn about, protect, and connect culture, the circle of donations will naturally expand. That's what ONE WORLD aims to achieve.
In cooperation with the Kronos Conservation Foundation, a portion of the proceeds from ONE WORLD's efforts will be donated to disaster relief efforts on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture (donations to the Ishikawa Prefecture Branch of the Japanese Red Cross Society and the Ishikawa Prefecture Community Chest) and for the preservation of cultural heritage.
■The Journey of ONE WORLD: A Story of Passing the Baton
The ONE WORLD project has been carried out at Japan's most iconic historical and cultural sites, passing on the "cultural baton." Now, that baton is about to extend beyond Japan and become a World Heritage Site.
[Passing the Baton to the Future]
And in the future, it will be passed on to Nezu Shrine (a Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property), Yasuda Auditorium at the University of Tokyo, and on to World Heritage sites like Sagrada Familia (Spain), Niagara Falls (Canada and the United States), and the Pyramids of Giza (Egypt).
The cultural baton, which began at Tsukiji Honganji Temple in July 2024, will travel to Osaka, Tokyo, and Haneda, before finally reaching the world. In these iconic cultural and historical locations, a new chapter will be written in the story of cultural preservation originating in Japan.
■Collaboration with Educational and Public Institutions
The University of Tokyo—In collaboration with Japan's top academic institutions, we are promoting the integration of cultural preservation and education. We plan to develop this project in historic academic spaces, including Yasuda Auditorium, with the aim of creating new value at the intersection of academia, culture, and the arts.
The story of culture begins here and now. Dreaming of the day when the world will become one.
── ONE WORLD ──
Related Links
・Chronos Conservation Foundation Official Website
・ONE WORLD Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/wrapping.the.earth?igsh=MWFwY2M5cHN1eDUzYQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
・ONE WORLD YouTube
https://youtube.com/@wrappingtheearth2400?si=D6OsHxGApnA1JS9Q
Source: GACKT Official News
Translation: GACKT ITALIA Team
Translation © GACKT ITALIA