Corinthians Stadium welcomes Japanese music group on tour

- By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial

The Neo Química Arena, Corinthians stadium, recently received a visit from members of a J-pop music group, Wolf Howl Harmony from Exile Tribe. The video was posted on the official Instagram of the Tour da Casa do Povo profile. In it, Ryoji, Suzuki, Hiroto and Ghee - the latter with Brazilian ancestry - took a complete tour of the black and white structures and, in one of the boxes, even rehearsed a "Vai Corinthians".

In addition to going to the Corinthians dressing room, where they were able to take photos with the shirts of some players such as right-back Matheuzinho, midfielder Raniele and midfielder Jesse Lingard, the Japanese quartet took a walk around the atrium in the West sector of the Arena and even got to see up close the 2000 and 2012 Club World Cup cups, won in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, respectively.

Photo: Vitor Gabriel/Tour Casa do Povo

Last week, the musical group performed at Anime Friends, an event focusing on Asian culture held in São Paulo. Last Thursday and Sunday, the Japanese performed shows at Anhembi and, in 2025, won the award for best new band at the Asia Top Awards.

The tour at Neo Química Arena takes place every day of the week, with prices between R$ 27.50 and 80.00, with the possibility of half-price - those who subscribe to the Fiel Torcedor plan also have a discount on the visit, which takes place from 10am to 4pm.

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