# Hiroshi Kitadani Is Coming to Mumbai — The Voice of “We Are!” Performs Live in India for the Very First Time!

URL: https://technosports.co.in/hiroshi-kitadani-is-coming-to-mumbai/  
Published: 2026-04-20  
Updated: 2026-04-20  
Author: Reetam Bodhak

Goosebumps. That’s the only word for it. **Crunchyroll has just announced that Hiroshi Kitadani — the legendary Japanese singer behind ONE PIECE’s iconic opening anthem “We Are!” — will perform live in Mumbai on May 9, 2026 at Mumbai Comic Con.** This is his first-ever visit to India, and for millions of anime fans across the country, it’s a dream they didn’t dare dream out loud.

## A Voice That Defined a Generation

For anyone who has watched ONE PIECE, “We Are!” isn’t just a song — it’s the sound of adventure, friendship, and the boundless pursuit of dreams. Kitadani has been the voice behind that feeling for decades, and his solo music career carries that same electric energy throughout.

Beyond ONE PIECE, Kitadani is a cornerstone member of **JAM Project**, the legendary anime music supergroup that has contributed high-octane theme songs to some of the most iconic anime titles in history. Whether you know him from ONE PIECE or JAM Project’s explosive catalogue, hearing him perform live is an experience in a different league entirely.

![Hiroshi Kitadani](https://technosports.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/vvsgsgcl-741x1024.jpg)

Kitadani himself captured the spirit of the moment perfectly, calling anime music *“the ultimate power that connects hearts all around the world”* — and expressing pure excitement about his debut India performance.

## Everything You Need to Know

| Detail | Info |
| --- | --- |
| **Artist** | Hiroshi Kitadani |
| **Most Famous For** | “We Are!” — ONE PIECE Opening Theme |
| **Music Group** | JAM Project |
| **Event** | Mumbai Comic Con |
| **Performance Date** | May 9, 2026 |
| **City** | Mumbai, India |
| **Organised By** | Crunchyroll |
| **India Visit** | First-ever visit to India |
| **ONE PIECE on Crunchyroll** | Elbaph Arc — simulcast weekly every Saturday |
| **Regional Dubs Available** | Egghead Arc in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu |

## Why This Is a Landmark Moment for Indian Anime Fans

India’s anime fanbase has been one of the fastest-growing in the world, and Crunchyroll has been steadily investing in that community — from simulcasting new episodes alongside Japan to now offering [ONE PIECE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Piece) dubbed in **Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu** for regional language audiences. Bringing Kitadani to Mumbai isn’t just a concert announcement; it’s a statement that India’s anime community is large, passionate, and deserving of world-class experiences.

![](https://technosports.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/image-6-1-727x1024.png)

For context, ONE PIECE is one of the highest-selling manga franchises in recorded history, with a fanbase spanning virtually every country on earth. Having its most iconic musical voice touch down in India for the first time is genuinely historic.

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## What’s Streaming on Crunchyroll Right Now

Can’t wait until May 9? The **ONE PIECE Elbaph Arc** is currently streaming simulcast on Crunchyroll, with brand-new episodes dropping every Saturday at the same time as Japan. If you’re new to the series or want to catch up in your preferred language, the Egghead Arc is fully available dubbed in **Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu** — making this the perfect time to dive in.

Further details on attending Mumbai Comic Con and how to secure your spot will be announced by Crunchyroll shortly.

## FAQs

### **Q: When and where will Hiroshi Kitadani perform live in India?**

Hiroshi Kitadani will perform live at Mumbai Comic Con on May 9, 2026, in a special fan celebration organised by Crunchyroll — his very first live performance on Indian soil.

### **Q: Can Indian fans watch ONE PIECE in regional languages on Crunchyroll?**

 Yes — the ONE PIECE Egghead Arc is now available dubbed in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu on Crunchyroll, while the new Elbaph Arc is streaming simulcast with new episodes every Saturday alongside Japan.