Key Facts
• October 22, 2025: Announcement of Grammy House Giza at the Great Pyramid.
• Event marks the first Grammy House outside the U.S., scheduled for October 2026.
• Grammy House Giza to serve as the Middle East and Africa’s Grammy event.
• Japanese entrepreneur Yukio Kanazawa spearheaded the project.
• Kanazawa leads Titan Capital, a real estate firm established with $33,000 in 2010.
• Titan Capital manages $4.7 billion in annual real estate investments.
• Kanazawa’s journey began with investing in water-from-air technology in 2015.
• Collaboration with Egypt’s government started through water technology projects.
• Development site spans eight Tokyo Domes near the Grand Egyptian Museum.
• Total investment for the project is approximately $20 billion.
• Grammy partnership finalized in October 2025 after swift negotiations.
• Kanazawa also supports global education by donating water technology to schools.
• He is a co-investor in Broadway’s “Boop! The Musical” and other entertainment ventures.
Summary
The Grammy Awards are set to expand internationally for the first time with the launch of Grammy House Giza in Egypt in October 2026. The announcement was made on October 22, 2025, at the Great Pyramid, with performances by renowned Egyptian artists. This historic event is led by Japanese entrepreneur Yukio Kanazawa, founder of Titan Capital, a real estate firm managing $4.7 billion annually. Kanazawa’s involvement began through water technology projects in Egypt, which built trust with the government. The development site, near the Grand Egyptian Museum, spans eight Tokyo Domes, with a total investment of $20 billion. Kanazawa’s swift negotiations with the Recording Academy secured the Grammy partnership. Beyond business, he actively supports global education and entertainment, including Broadway productions. Kanazawa’s vision exemplifies innovation, speed, and global collaboration.
