You don't need to read Japanese to get a good seat at an NJPW show
NJPW's own ticket site sells seats by a Japanese arena map, with no English seating photos and no way to know if "ringside" means ringside or a pillar view. For guests on the plan, we check the seat block before we arrange seats for the January 4 Tokyo Dome show and send a seating guide in English, so the seat you get is the seat you expected.
In the Recommended Course: January 4 at the Tokyo Dome
Day 2 of the January 2027 tour ends with NJPW's January 4 show at the Tokyo Dome — the biggest night on the New Japan calendar. After lunch near Suidobashi, the group heads to the Dome at 14:00. The bell rings at 16:30 and the show ends around 21:30, with your English-speaking guide beside you through the night.
After the show: dinner with wrestlers
At 22:00 the group moves to a restaurant near Suidobashi for a dinner that wrestlers can join (wrestlers may change) — a toast, talk, and commemorative photos. It's the last stop of the tour. More about the dinner.
Other dates in Tokyo
Tokyo hosts NJPW shows at Korakuen Hall and larger arenas through the year, with the January 4 Tokyo Dome show as the biggest date on the calendar. Our tour watches only the January 4 show at the Tokyo Dome, and we don't arrange tickets for other shows. We're also planning future tours to watch promotions other than NJPW and big matches at other venues. If you plan to buy a ticket for another show yourself, see the ticket guide.
The rest of the tour
Day 1 (January 3) starts with mask making at the Ryogoku studio, then a pro-wrestling experience in Sumida City (dropkick practice with a working pro wrestler) and a pro-wrestling shop in Suidobashi. Day 2 begins at a pro-wrestling shop in Sugamo before the Tokyo Dome. See the full itinerary.
Recommended Course: January 3–4, 2027
- Up to 8 guests per group
- English-speaking guide
- Reference price: from ¥245,000 per person (approx. US$1,550)
In our Recommended Course (January 3–4, 2027), the Tokyo Dome show comes on Day 2. We plan each tour around your group, so tell us which experiences you'd like when you request a quote. The final price is in your personal quote, based on your group.
Coming Soon →Frequently asked questions
Is Japanese pro wrestling the same as the WWE I know from home?
It's its own sport with its own promotions, the largest being New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW). The matches are live and full-contact, and the crowd has its own style: fans stay in their seats for almost the whole show and rarely stand up, but they cheer out loud all through the match, and the arena stays loud from start to finish.
Is the Tokyo Dome show part of the tour?
Yes. In our Recommended Course (January 3–4, 2027), NJPW's January 4 Tokyo Dome show comes on Day 2, followed by dinner with wrestlers near Suidobashi. We plan each tour around your group, so tell us which experiences you'd like when you request a quote.
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.
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