[UPDATE] Justin Bieber's Japan Tour has been postponed until next year. The rescheduled tour dates have yet to be announced. You can check his website for updates.
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Canadian pop star Justin Bieber is finally coming to Japan this autumn to celebrate the release of his latest album, Justice. This tour will be his fourth in Japan, and his first visit for six years.
You can expect to see him at Vantelin Dome Nagoya on November 9, Kyocera Dome Osaka on November 12, and two consecutive days at Tokyo Dome on November 16 and 17. It’s also one of the first major Japanese tours announced by an overseas artist since the pandemic began, which is good news for all of us, whether you’re a hardcore Belieber or not.
Tickets will be available from 10am on March 12 via ticketing websites including Lawson Ticket and Eplus. An S seat ticket goes for ¥15,000, while the premium SS seats cost ¥30,000. If you’re 20 years old or younger, you can get a discounted ticket for ¥7,000.
Three kinds of VIP packages will also be available starting from ¥35,000, which will secure you front row seats in the stands or arena. It also includes exclusive merchandise like a laminated pass, poster and more.
For more information, visit the tour website.