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22 November 2025 Genève (Geneva) (Switzerland)
Naruto Shippuden - Symphonic Experience (part 1)
Orchestra conducted by Antoine Glatard - Arena de Genève
Program Info: After the success of the Naruto Symphonic Experience throughout Europe, the legendary Konoha ninja returns to Geneva for a grandiose film concert. This unique musical and visual show retraces the most memorable moments of the first part of Naruto Shippuden and will be available to discover on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Geneva Arena.
Two and a half years after the events of the first series, Naruto Uzumaki returns to the hidden village of Konoha, after having undergone intensive training with his master Jiraiya. His goal remains unchanged: to become Hokage and save his friend Sasuke Uchiha, who left in search of power with Orochimaru.
Alongside Sakura, Kakashi and Sai, but also allies such as Yamato, Hinata and Rock Lee, Naruto faces the growing threat of the Akatsuki criminal organisation, while pursuing his dream of bringing back Sasuke.
Naruto Shippuden Symphonic Experience invites you to rediscover the work of the famous mangaka Masashi Kishimoto, admired around the world. This film concert offers a medley of nearly two and a half hours, made up of the most cult moments from the first 220 episodes of the anime, carefully selected after more than six months of preparation.
The projection is enhanced by the original soundtrack by Toshio Masuda, rearranged especially for this show. Masuda's unique style, which skilfully fuses Japanese tradition and modern pop/rock influences, is recognisable to fans in a second. On stage, the orchestra directed by Antoine Glatard and composed of nearly 30 musicians pays the most beautiful homage to the original soundtrack, mixing symphonic instruments such as violins and woodwinds, traditional Japanese instruments such as the shakuhachi and the shamisen, and pop/rock instruments including guitars and drums.
Relive with emotion and nostalgia the cult work of Masashi Kishimoto during this unique visual and musical show, on Saturday November 22, 2025, at the Geneva Arena.
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