ATARASHII GAKKO! will release a concert and documentary film, ATARASHII GAKKO! THE MOVIE, nationwide on June 6, 2025.

In 2024, the four performed at the Gobi Stage of Coachella, the world’s largest music festival, and then embarked on a world tour in 33 cities around the world, including Japan, attracting a total of 110,000 people. This film contains footage of the live performance held at the National Yoyogi Stadium 1st Gymnasium on December 22nd, which was the final performance of the Nippon Calling Tour 2024. In addition, the film includes newly shot backstage documentary footage, individual interviews, surprise live performances for fans, and tour footage from around the country.

In addition to regular 2D screenings, this film will be screened in SCREENX, which consists of a front screen and two side screens for an overwhelming sense of realism. It will also be shown in 4DX, which features motion effects with seats moving in time with the live performance and music, and ULTRA4DX, which includes all the features of SCREENX and 4DX.

<Comment from ATARASHII GAKKO!>
“We, ATARASHII GAKKO!, have just completed a new concert and documentary film to celebrate our 10th anniversary.
The title is ATARASHII GAKKO! THE MOVIE.
Live footage from the finale of the Nippon Calling Tour 2024 held in Japan at the end of last year highlights our youth, the youth we nurtured with our fans, the previousness of the word ‘youth’ that we still feel 10 years later, and the future that we still want to pursue. Our real lives are on display in this film.
We hope that you’ll experience it with all your senses on the big screen. Yessir!”

<Comment from Director Keisuke Shimizu>
“Watching ATARASHII GAKKO! perform up close and personal made it feel like time had stopped.
At that moment, time melted away, and I felt like I had reached the edge of eternity.
I wonder why that was.
Trying to find the reason, I kept filming. Instead of trying to capture ATARASHII GAKKO!’s past, I wanted to record the miracle of the present moment.
I hope I never stop filming, I want to keep making it forever…endless youth!”