Tokyo Dome

Capacity: 55,000

Opened: 1988

Events: baseball games, concerts, sporting events, conventions

Home Teams: Yomiuri Giants (NPB: Nippon Professional Baseball) 

Tokyo Dome

Ever since it opened in 1988 in the heart of Bunkyo Ward in Tokyo, Tokyo Dome has been one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks and home to one of the nation’s most iconic sports teams: the Yomiuri Giants of the NPB (Nippon Professional Baseball) league. Major League Baseball (MLB) teams have also played games at the venue while visiting Japan. Tokyo Dome has also hosted the World Baseball Classic on several occasions as well as other sporting events involving basketball, American football, soccer, pro wrestling, MMA, monster truck races, and kickboxing bouts. Tokyo Dome is also one of the biggest concert venues for major international and Japanese music and performance acts in Tokyo (and Japan). Surrounding the stadium is Tokyo Dome City, an amusement park and shopping center (you can sing karaoke on the Ferris Wheel…), as well as the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame. 

Tokyo Dome - Upcoming Concerts, Tours, and Events

Along with being a major sports venue for both domestic and international sporting events, Tokyo Dome is also one of Japan’s largest and most popular concert and performance  venues, featuring a diverse lineup of talented musicians and bands from across the musical spectrum and around the world, performing in Japanese, English, and sometimes other languages. Here are just a few of the exciting events, performances, and concerts coming to Tokyo Dome in 2024:

• ・Mar 9-10 - NCT127

• ・Apr 27 - THE YELLOW MONKEY

• ・May 18, 20 - Red Hot Chili Peppers

• ・May 25-26 - NCT DREAM WORLD TOUR

More 2024 events will no doubt be scheduled at Tokyo Dome soon, so keep checking back on this TicketX page so that you do not miss out!

Tokyo Dome - Past Concerts, Tours, and Events

Big concerts and performances have attracted large crowds to the Tokyo Dome ever since the venue opened, with top performers coming from all over Japan and around the world to entertain the music-loving public of Tokyo. Major Japanese bands such as KinKi Kids, Arashi, and Kanjani Eight have performed there dozens of times. Mick Jagger was the first non-Japanese artist to perform at Tokyo Dome, which he did in 1988, followed by many others including Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Madonna, Beyonce, and Taylor Swift (who famously had to catch a quick flight back to the Super Bowl in January 2024 after performing at the Dome). When it comes to music and other major events, the Tokyo Dome truly has something for everyone!

Tokyo Dome - Seating Chart

Tokyo Dome contains multiple levels of seating for baseball games, with seats behind the plate and along the lines more expensive and cheaper seats out past the outfield or in the upper decks. Concerts provide “floor” (field) seating, often with VIP areas located closest to the stage. Premium hospitality seating is also an option for those looking to spend the day in style, with suites available for rent that provide top-notch amenities and services. To get your hands on the best tickets available, check out TicketX. Our trusty seating chart can help you compare different seating options and find tickets that match your price range and location preferences.

How to get the cheapest tickets to events and concerts at the Tokyo Dome

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