In spring 2011, Shibuya Channel hosted a dedicated share page for MUSIC DAY 2011 — MAMA DON’T CRY at Shibuya O-EAST: the Mother’s Day–season live series built so parents could actually bring children into a live house without treating the night as a compromise.
The 3rd edition of the series landed on 4 May 2011 at O-EAST, with core cast Miyako Shinohara, Izumi Sakaki, Izumi Kato, and Ruriko Kuboh, plus guests including Keisuke Ulful, Kazuya Miyata, and Keiichi Miyako. The share page itself focused on logistics after the March 2011 disasters — how the room would work for kids, and how the night could help.
Charity layer after the quake
Organizers asked visitors to bring toys and picture books for children in disaster areas who could not play outdoors. O-EAST staff pledged to deliver donations; fans could also drop items at the venue. A share of ticket revenue was earmarked for the Japanese Red Cross for Tohoku relief, with an on-site donation box the same day.
Because MUSIC DAY used green power, the page asked for an optional ¥10 per person contribution (1 kWh).
Door times and tickets
- Doors / show: 16:00 / 16:30
- Ticket on-sale: 3 April 2011 (Sun) via Ticket Pia (136-218), Lawson (73084), and the O-EAST counter
- Inquiries: O-EAST 03-5458-4681
Kids’ room rules (historical FAQ)
The share page’s FAQ is the clearest surviving snapshot of how the night was designed:
- Junior-high and under: free admission
- Kids’ room: free, ages 2–5 (0–1 with a guardian)
- Qualified childcare staff on duty; support noted from the Kodomo Mirai Foundation
- Children could also stay in the hall on a parent’s lap
- No meals or snacks supplied in the kids’ room
- Kids’ room required email reservation to [email protected] from 4 April, with capacity limits
Map context
O-EAST sits on the Dogenzaka live-house spine a short climb from the scramble. Mother’s Day crowds and charity drop-offs still move through the same basin you can watch on the Shibuya Crossing live camera.
Plan the night out with our average trip to Japan cost guide.
