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I want to try to get to Akinomoto Stadium for the J-League game on 7 August 2010 between FC Tokyo and Nagoya Grampus Eight (k.o. 7pm) - any tips how I can get a ticket?
Thanks in advance!
Mike
You can usually buy tickets at the box office when you arrive. If you take the Keio line, just follow the crowds to the stadium. When everyone goes to enter, head right at the main gate and the box office is about 30 metres from there.
If you want to buy tickets in advance, you need to know a little Japanese. You can go to most convenient stores to buy them. Just play with it a little and you can get tickets. If you are lucky, the staff at the convenience store can help you, but they may not be that friendly to buy tickets. I usually buy tickets on the same day as it's just easier. If you arrive an hour or two early, you shouldn't have problems. Free seating is available, but be aware that sitting behind the goal is tough as the big fans will be there right away. Centre line shouldn't be a problem.
Thanks - very helpful!
No Worries. Have fun at the game. Cheer for FC Tokyo. It'll be a blast.
Grampus might win though... ...
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I pay a visit this shrine once a year with my wife since I got married.
It has a huge precinct with woods and the long approach to the main shrine. You will forget you are in the center of Tokyo in the walk through the approach.
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