Japanese Hip Hop Queen to perform in Hanoi
At the invitation of CAMA and Japan Foundation for Cultural Exhcange, famous female Japanese rapper COMA-CHI will have a one-night performance in Hanoi on Thursday 23 August.
At the invitation of CAMA and the Japan Foundation for Cultural Exchange, renowned Japanese rapper COMA-CHI will perform for one night only in Hanoi on Thursday, August 21, 2025.
COMA-CHI’s performance, starting at 9:00 PM at CAMA ATK, located at 73A Mai Hac De Street, will mark her debut in Hanoi, offering the local hip-hop community a unique opportunity to experience the sounds of this talented and best-selling rap artist. She will showcase her talent with original self-written lyrics exclusively at CAMA ATK. Tickets are priced at VND 70,000, with free admission for Vietnamese students.
COMA-CHI first gained recognition in 2003 through her dynamic street performances in Tokyo and participation in MC battles. In 2006, she released her debut solo album, "Day Before Blue," which was celebrated for its strong rhymes and influences from 90s hip-hop, earning critical acclaim and fans among rap enthusiasts. In 2007, her talent was acknowledged by Blast Magazine, which included her in the list of "Ten Future Japanese Rappers to Watch."
In July 2008, COMA-CHI signed with Knife Edge/Pony Canyon and made her major breakthrough in 2009 with the album "Red Naked." This was followed by the well-received "Beauty or the Beast" in 2010, which showcased her vocal abilities further. Recently, the queen of Japanese hip-hop established her own management company, Queen’s Room, allowing her greater creative control over her artistic direction.

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