Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can't Sing Begins Streaming in Japan

The Project Sekai film arrives on streaming

Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can't Sing is now available to stream in Japan. The film's official account confirmed that digital distribution began on July 18, 2026, and the movie's official site lists a broad slate of subscription and rental services carrying the title from that date.

The film first opened in Japanese theaters in January 2025, so this marks its move onto home streaming, whether fans want to revisit it or watch it for the first time.

Where to watch

According to the official film site, the movie is streaming on subscription services including ABEMA Premium, Amazon Prime Video, U-NEXT, d Anime Store, DMM TV, FOD, Hulu, Lemino, Anime Hodai, and Bandai Channel. Niconico and WOWOW On Demand are also carrying it, though the site notes both of those runs are scheduled to last through July 31. Rental options include Amazon Video, TELASA, music.jp, and Video Market, among others. Every platform listed is a Japanese service, and no international streaming details were announced.

What the movie is about

The film follows Ichika, a high school musician who can slip into a mysterious place called SEKAI, where she and her friends give voice to their innermost feelings through music alongside Hatsune Miku. After one performance, Ichika meets a Miku she has never seen before, the version tied to the film's title, and the story builds into the mystery of why this Miku cannot sing.

Distributed by Shochiku, the movie expands the Project Sekai world beyond its rhythm app into a feature-length story centered on Miku and the friends who perform with her. With the theatrical run behind it, the streaming release opens the film up to a much wider at-home audience in Japan.