Japan's wrestling promotions sell most tickets through Japanese-language sites, with seating maps that assume you already know the venue. You can create an account, pick a seat block, and pay with a foreign card on some of them — but you're often guessing what that seat actually looks like until you're sitting in it.
What trips up foreign buyers
- Seating maps and seat-block names in Japanese only, with no English photos of the view
- Some sale windows open to Japan-based fan club members first, before general sale
- Payment and delivery methods that don't always accept foreign cards or addresses
- Popular dates (New Year's shows, the Tokyo Dome show on January 4) selling out before general sale even opens
On the January 2027 tour
In our Recommended Course (January 3–4, 2027), NJPW's January 4 show at the Tokyo Dome comes on Day 2, with an English-speaking guide and up to 8 guests per group. We plan each tour around your group, so tell us which experiences you'd like when you request a quote. We don't sell show tickets on their own. Your seat is arranged as part of your tour plan, with a seating guide in English, and we don't arrange tickets for other shows or dates. Reference price for the Recommended 2-day course: from ¥245,000 per person (approx. US$1,550). About watching the show.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get just a ticket for the Tokyo Dome show?
We don't sell show tickets on their own. Your seat is arranged as part of your tour plan.
Can I just buy direct from the promotion's site?
For some shows, yes, if the site accepts your card and you're comfortable with a Japanese seating map.
How early do I need to decide?
The earlier the better for January 4 and other major dates — those sell out well before general sale ends.
Questions first: send us a message