Improved the concerts page for mobile viewing
Search options and secondary event details can now be expanded when needed, and the concert map follows the upcoming and past concert lists.
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Related post added to Aomori Saxophone Banquet
A new Japanese blog post introducing Quatuor B's guest appearance at Aomori Saxophone Banquet Vol.2 on 1 November has been linked to the event.
Concert report added to the Zoorasian Brass Band Festival
A new Japanese blog report from the sold-out Zoorasian Brass Band Festival on 29 August has been linked to the event.
Related blog posts are now ordered by date
Related blog posts for each concert are now displayed in chronological order, with future additions sorted automatically.
Related post added to the Zoorasian Brass Band Festival
A new Japanese blog post about the rehearsal has been linked to the Zoorasian Brass Band Festival on 29 August.
Zoorasian Brass Summer Festival flyer updated
The flyer for the Zoorasian Brass Summer Festival held at Shinshu International Music Village on 11 August 2026 has been replaced with the image from the organizer's official page.
Related blog posts added to concert cards
Published Ameba posts covering announcements, preparations, and concert reports are now linked from each matching event. Desktop shows a clear list, while mobile uses a compact expandable layout.
Ensemble concert sections refined
Concert and activity sections now share a clearer hierarchy with the main concert page, including improved spacing, mobile flyer sizing, archive treatment, link labels, and expandable past activities.
Profile page typography corrected
The discography gateway at the bottom of the profile page now uses the site's shared typeface consistently.
Homepage hero portrait unified
The mobile portrait has been enhanced at higher resolution and is now used consistently across desktop, mobile, Japanese, and English home pages.
Japanese typography fully standardised
Japanese headings, body copy, dates, activity labels, buttons, and supporting text now share one consistent soft typeface throughout the site.
Japanese typography unified across desktop and mobile
The softer Japanese typeface used on desktop now carries through to mobile, creating a consistent visual tone at every screen size.