Well, the first KAT-TUN concert I went to was in Ishikawa in an unusually small venue (about 7,000 people) and they were ALL floor seats, so those tickets were much more expensive than Tokyo Dome tickets. I realize now how very lucky I was to actually get to see them up close when they went on their carts through the aisles.

This is my first time buying Tokyo Dome tickets, so I didn`t realize that I could expect them to be cheaper.

I went to see KAT-TUN at tokyo dome last year, and it was really easy to get tickets. Just go there, and there’ll be tons and tons of people selling tickets outside. I think they went for 6000 yen each, but I’m not sure.

Sure, the seats weren’t awesome, but the feeling to be there.. impossible to describe! Anyway, getting the seats on the floor is supposed to be impossible unless you’re in the fanclub.

Hope you’ll have fun!

I saw this post but I couldn’t confirm if I could go but right now I am pretty sure I can go over for the concert! Yaye!

(I will book my tickets to fly to Japan when I finish my book review. A promise I made to motivate myself. That means over the weekend.)

I am 20, from Singapore (I see someone else from Singapore in the comments!) and I speak English! (Engrish at times when I speak too fast?) Do I fit the bill? Heh.

Oh wait, I read back and saw that you got it figured out. If the offer doesn’t stand anymore, its okay!

Completely irrelevant but I don’t get that dead animal hanging off Jin.

glad you like the blog! I think I paid about $300 american for the last KAT-TUN ticket I bought. That was for floor seats about 3/4 of the way back from the stage. I’m sure if there’s another KAT-TUN concert while I’m here, I’ll be going, so look me up if you’re still interested.

p.s. what’s the highest price for the tickets that you’ve purchased before?’cause I know it ain’t going to be cheap XS

the band is really busy this year!

too bad, im from philippines and i have no means to get there

but its okay, i just hope to find a dvd of that performance