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Get REAL TRAUM concert tickets here: https://eplus.jp/realtraum-merrywidow/ REAL TRAUM / Real Traum A male vocal unit consisting of four vocalists who graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. Official Twitter Account   / realtraum   Kenichiro Takashima (Tenor) After graduating from the Vocal Music Department of Tokyo University of the Arts, he studied in Vienna on the university's overseas study support scholarship. While studying at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, he made his debut at the Lehar Festival in 2018. Since that season, he has performed leading roles in operettas at theaters across Germany, including the title role of the Gypsy Baron Barinkai and the role of Countess Maritza Tassilo. In 2022, he will make his debut at the Mörbisch Lake Festival, Europe's largest open-air festival, and will begin his full-scale activities in Japan. Following a successful debut recital at Tokyo Opera City, Ken Takashima is one of the most sought-after classical male singers today, making his long-awaited Japanese stage debut in 2023 in the lead role of Sid Sorokin in the musical "Pajama Game." He also launched his YouTube channel, "Vocalist Ken Takashima," where he posts a variety of songs across genres. YouTube    / @vocalistkentakashima   Twitter   / ken_realtraum   Yuma Sakai (Baritone) Graduated from the Department of Vocal Music, Faculty of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts. He received the Ataka Prize while still a student. He completed the Master's program in Solo Vocal Music at the same university's graduate school. He completed the 61st Master Class at the Nikikai Opera Studio. His operatic roles include the Count in "The Marriage of Figaro," Papageno in "The Magic Flute," Marcello in "La Bohème," and Escamillo in "Carmen," receiving rave reviews. He also has a wide repertoire of religious music, and has performed as soloist in the 63rd Geidai Messiah, Verdi's Requiem, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Haydn's Creation, and more. He has performed under the baton of Tadaaki Otaka, Ken Takaseki, Yoko Matsuo, and Hidemi Suzuki, with the Geidai Philharmonic Orchestra, Aichi Chamber Orchestra, and others. In 2021, he made his Nikikai debut as Elviro in the Nikikai New Wave Opera Theatre's Xerse. In April 2023, he will appear as the Bishop in the Nikikai Japan premiere of Day of Peace. He is an associate member of the Nikikai. He appeared as a member of the vocal ensemble in "ALCHEMIST RENATUS ~Homunculus~" at the "Musical Reading Drama READING HIGH" held at Nippon Budokan on Sunday, December 6, 2020. YouTube    / @yumasakai553   Twitter   / sakai_yuma27   Keisuke Sugiura (Tenor) Born in Tokyo. Graduated from the Department of Vocal Music, Faculty of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts. Received the Doseikai Award and Acanthus Award upon graduation. Completed the Graduate School of Music, Graduate School of Music, majoring in vocal music. He made his musical debut in 2016 in "Apple Tree" (directed by Yu Shirota). He has since appeared in musicals such as "Les Misérables," "Sunset Boulevard," "The Illusionist," "Into the Woods," "Your Lie in April," and "Jersey Boys." He has also appeared on "Summer Station Musical Collection" (EX), "Japanese Masterpiece Album" (BS-TBS), "MUSIC FAIR" (CX), and "FNS Kayosai" (CX), and is actively involved as a singer, participating in hotel dinner shows, recordings, and holding annual solo concerts. Twitter: @Caramel46music YouTube    / @keisuke-sugiura   Twitter   / caramel46music   Takumi Torio (Tenor) Born in Tokyo. Graduated from the Vocal Music Department of the Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Music. Received the Doseikai Award upon graduation. Completed the 22nd class of the New National Theatre Opera Training Center. Became the first tenor to place first in the university division of the 71st All-Japan Student Music Competition. Also received the Japan Post Encouragement Award and the Japan Broadcasting Corporation Award. Singing the national anthem at Koshien Stadium, Tokyo Dome, and other venues. Appeared in the operas "Gianni Schicchi" as Rinuccio and "Don Ottavio" in "Don Giovanni." A promising new generation classical crossover singer whose work transcends various genres. YouTube    / @takumi_realtraum   Twitter   / taku_realtraum