Tomoyo Nagase, Señorita Tomoyo, Dobitchi Mayu

TomoMoiselle “Kaihouku” vol.2

Description

When Tomoyo Nagase and Señorita Tomoyo met at the Soiree Chanson Concert, chemistry sparked instantly—and their “TomoTomo” duo was born.
Now returning for Vol.2 of their series Kaihouku (“Verses of Liberation”), the pair explores chanson, pop, and poetic storytelling with playful elegance and emotional depth.

Each voice stands apart yet harmonizes in fascinating contrast—sometimes crossing paths, sometimes drifting just out of reach—creating a tension that captivates the listener.

Accompanied by pianist Dobitchi Mayu, the night promises humor, artistry, and a dash of theatrical charm, all wrapped in the warm acoustics of Koenji’s Toi-Own.

Tomo Nagase (永瀬ともえ)
Often appearing on Soiree’s Chanson Concert series (for example, “Soiree Chanson Concert #297” with a billing alongside Tomoyo) , Tomo Nagase is a vocalist who gracefully bridges emotional subtlety and expressive clarity. Her Instagram and concert promotions hint at an artist eager to expand her repertoire—recent posts mention exploring new worlds of chanson, bravely accepting song suggestions, and being excited for new musical directions.  In performance, she balances tenderness with quiet resolve, lending a poetic intimacy to every lyric she touches.

Señorita Tomoyo (セニョリ〜タとも夜)
Señorita Tomoyo’s identity is wrapped in a poetic and somewhat mysterious aura. Her Instagram presence (account “tmhm_senhoratomoyo”) shares glimpses of off-stage life and visual styles, projecting a singer with strong identity and aesthetic intention. In live settings, she is often featured in chanson-leaning programs, delivering “quiet, elegant” sets with depth and emotive power, while sometimes pushing expectations with bold contrast.  Notably, she has twice won the Outstanding Newcomer Award in the “Next Generation Chanson Singer Discovery Contest,” performing songs like “Fight!” (Nakajima Miyuki) among her repertoire. Her live voice has been described as having both explosiveness and a certain controlled “madness,” contributing to moments of thrilling contrast in her performances. 

Why You Should Come

A one-of-a-kind duet evening—witty, heartfelt, and beautifully offbeat.
For fans of chanson, cabaret, and expressive female voices with personality and flair.