Concert venues now link to Google Maps
Venue names on the home page, concert listings, and ensemble pages now open Google Maps in both Japanese and English.
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Site essentials and mobile browsing improved
A branded bookmark icon and stronger Japanese-English search metadata have been added. Concert flyers and album covers are now stored with the site, while the mobile home page can reveal additional concerts on demand.
Mobile menu width repaired
The hamburger menu no longer collapses to a narrow strip and now keeps a readable width based on the smartphone viewport.
Natural text wrapping restored on mobile
No-wrap rules for names, ensembles, and venues have been removed so text wraps naturally inside consistent content widths across every page.
Desktop layout and update history refined
The header logo, concert dates and venues, typography, and update-history heading have been refined. Ensemble photos now prioritise showing people in full across every page.
Japanese line wrapping revised
Custom no-break handling for proper nouns has been removed in favour of natural browser-based wrapping at each screen width.
Mobile layouts refined across the entire website
Every page was reviewed mobile-first, with improved widths, card layouts, buttons, images, navigation, and spacing.
iPhone layouts repaired across profile and recordings
Profile, ensemble, and discography cards now use mobile-specific layouts that stay within the iPhone 16 viewport.
iPhone viewport width refined
Mobile type and card widths were adjusted so every page fits iPhone screens while preserving natural Japanese phrase wrapping.
Japanese line breaks improved on mobile
Japanese words, names, and concert titles now wrap at natural word boundaries on mobile screens.
Line wrapping and spacing refined
Headings and body copy now wrap at natural phrase boundaries, with more consistent page and card spacing throughout the site.
Site-wide typography unified
Noto Sans JP and Montserrat now provide a consistent, readable type system across headings, body copy, navigation and controls.