Kis-My-Ft2’s Kento Senga and Travis Japan Electrify Fans with Surprise ‘Ongaku no Hi 2026’ Collaboration
On July 18, 2026, the TBS music special "Ongaku no Hi 2026" featured a one-night-only collaboration between Kento Senga of Kis-My-Ft2 and the members of Travis Japan, sparking a viral sensation across social media. As part of the show's highlight "DREAM Dance" segment, the STARTO ENTERTAINMENT selected team delivered an energetic performance of RIP SLYME's classic summer anthem, "Rakuen Baby." Their stage was a masterclass in summer vibes, showcasing sharp, flawless footwork paired with infectious, genuine smiles. Viewers were instantly captivated by the fusion of Senga's overwhelming technical dance prowess and the world-class synchronization that has become the hallmark of Travis Japan.
Immediately following the broadcast, the hashtag "#KisuToraTamanneeNa" (meaning "This Kis-My-Ft2 and Travis Japan collab is too good") surged on X (formerly Twitter), reaching the number two trending spot nationwide. Fans flooded the platform with praise, leaving comments like, "Their chemistry on stage is incredible!," "They were so sharp yet looked like they were having so much fun—it was thrilling to watch," and "Everything from the costumes to the choreography was perfect!"
The buzz continued after the performance when social media posts revealed Kaito Miyachika and other members of Travis Japan affectionately referring to Senga as "Sen-chan." This glimpse into their close-knit, cross-group friendship became another hot topic, with fans calling the bond "adorable" and "precious." As the excitement continues to build, the demand for more future collaborations between these two acts shows no sign of slowing down.
The context
"Ongaku no Hi" (Music Day) is one of Japan's most prominent long-form music variety specials, broadcast annually by the TBS network. It is known for its high-production-value performances and special collaborative stages featuring various artists from the Japanese entertainment industry. STARTO ENTERTAINMENT, formerly known as Johnny & Associates, manages several high-profile boy bands, including Kis-My-Ft2 and Travis Japan. Travis Japan, in particular, has garnered significant international attention for their rigorous, synchronized dance training and their expansion into the global market, making this collaboration with senior artist Kento Senga a significant milestone in fan crossover engagement.
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