Kichiro Tanaka is Content Manager at Jasumo, the Tokyo-based consultancy that helps international visitors experience Japan without the barriers. He oversees Jasumo's event listings and guides, making sure every page gives overseas visitors accurate dates, venue details and ticket information, and explains clearly the practical steps (Japanese-only registration, phone verification, payment, ticket collection) that can stand between a visitor and the event. He works with Jasumo's ticket and concierge desk in Tokyo, so that what is published reflects how things actually work on the ground.
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September 23, 2026 at 3:21 pm
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Pasona Awaji Tickets is bringing a new show to Tokyo for just one day. This show mixes ballet with the beautiful music of Japan.
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Contact Jasumo Now →The show gives a look, at Japanese folklore. Pasona Awaji World Ballet Tickets brings together, old stories and strong taiko rhythms to make a stage experience you will not forget.
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The Story Behind the Performance
Based in Pasona Awaji World Ballet Tickets brings together dancers from, over the world. The company create show that are inspire by Japanese history Japanese folklore and Japanese traditional performing arts.
Its Tokyo production is inspire by the known Japanese folktale Tsuru no Ongaeshi or “The Cranes Repayment of Kindness.”
The story follow a crane that is rescue by a man. To show her gratitude the crane takes form and starts weaving beautiful cloth from her feathers. As the story continues, kindness, trust and curiosity become closely connected.
Tickets and Japanese Culture
I was impresse by this performance. This performance brings the story to life through the language of dance. Classical ballet techniques mix with elements of performing arts creating a production that feels both familiar and distinctive.
The result of this performance is more, than a ballet show. This performance offers audiences a chance to see a Japanese folktale presented from an international artistic perspective.
Ballet Meets Taiko
I am excited to share that the renowned ballerina Aimi Hariyama directs and choreographs this production. The principal dancer Taro Kurachi has joined the cast and his presence adds a wonderful expressive quality to the performance.
One of the show’s striking elements is the collaboration with Taiko Group Kotan. I love how the powerful sound of Japanese taiko drums creates a dramatic contrast with the delicate movements of classical ballet.
The combination of pointe work, theatrical storytelling and energetic percussion gives the performance its distinctive atmosphere. I feel that pointe work, theatrical storytelling and energetic percussion truly create an memorable atmosphere, for the audience.
Why Get Tickets?
Watching the production live in Tokyo gives visitors a chance to experience Japanese culture in a unique way that mixes dance and music. I feel this production is a doorway, into the heart of Japanese culture.
Ballet is performe around the world. This production stands out by linking classical Western dance with Japanese folklore and live taiko performance. I think the result is an experience that goes beyond a conventional ballet performance.
Experience Pasona Awaji World Ballet Tickets in Tokyo
The Pasona Awaji World Ballet Tickets performance at Nissho Hall is an cozy space to see this unique production. If you love folklore modern dance or classical ballet this show is a great. Way to see how old stories can change modern stage performances.
If you are planning to go PASONA Awaji World Ballet Tickets are a way to see this mix of Japanese culture. And international ballet, in Tokyo.
CURRENT EDITION – 2026
Wednesday, 23 September 2026 – Nissho Hall, Tokyo (Showtime 1: 13:00 Start / 12:00 Doors)
| Ticket Category | Available Seats (JPY) | Reference Price (USD) |
| S Seat | ¥7,000 – ¥10,000 | $47 – $67 |
| A Seat | ¥5,000 – ¥8,000 | $34 – $54 |
Wednesday, 23 September 2026 – Nissho Hall, Tokyo (Showtime 2: 16:30 Start / 15:30 Doors)
| Ticket Category | Available Seats (JPY) | Reference Price (USD) |
| S Seat | ¥7,000 – ¥10,000 | $47 – $67 |
| A Seat | ¥5,000 – ¥8,000 | $34 – $54 |
Note: Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirme at the time of enquiry.
Important Ticketing Information
General ticket sales will stop on September 17 2026. Keep in mind that children who are old enough, for preschool but have not starte school yet are not allowe to go into the place.
Once you buy a ticket it usually cannot be change, swappe or given back unless the show is officially canceled. People who need seats that’re easy to get to with a wheelchair should plan ahead.
How to Request Your Seats
If you want to secure your preferred performance time, please have the following details ready:
- Preferred showtime: 13:00 or 16:30
- Preferred ticket tier
- Total number of guests
- Event and performance date
Once you have these details, contact the Jasumo team through the contact form to start your reservation request.
Why Book Through Jasumo?
Booking tickets for performing arts events from overseas can sometimes be tricky. Japanese ticket websites might ask for phone numbers Japanese addresses or payment options that visitors from other countries find hard to use.
Jasumo helps make it simpler by taking care of the communication and ticket arrangements for people coming from, outside Japan.
Easier Access
I notice that popular ticket categories often become unavailable quickly and some Japanese ticket platforms have restrictions for buyers. Jasumo checks ticket sources, in Japan including official platforms, event partners and verified secondary channels when those channels are available.
English Support
Japanese ticket websites, venue information and booking instructions are often only available in Japanese. Jasumo talks with ticket providers and venue operators on your behalf and Jasumo sends you clear updates, in English.
Convenient Payment and Delivery
Some domestic Japanese ticketing systems may not accept payment methods. Jasumo will handle the buying process for you and will give you a clear payment plan once availability and pricing are confirme.
Once you buy tickets I will check each ticket for authenticity before sending it to you. If you choose a ticket or an electronic ticket I can have it sent to your hotel, Airbnb or postal address in Japan depending on the type of ticket and the delivery rules.
There will be a service fee for the ticket procurement, verification and delivery steps. I will explain the fee and the total cost, in detail before you finish the purchase.
How to Book
- Send Your Request
Contact Jasumo with the event name, performance date, preferred showtime, ticket tier, and number of tickets you need.
- Check Availability
Our team checks available sources and confirms the current ticket options and pricing.
- Confirm and Pay
Once you receive the quotation, you can confirm your order and complete payment using the available payment method.
- Receive Your PASONA Awaji World Ballet Tickets
Jasumo arranges the tickets, verifies them, and organizes delivery to your accommodation or another eligible address in Japan. English support remains available throughout the process.
Ready to Book
Ready to experience the beautiful combination of classical ballet and Japanese taiko in Tokyo?
Have your preferred performance time, number of guests, and ticket tier ready, then contact the Jasumo team to begin your PASONA Awaji World Ballet Tickets request.
Frequently Asked Questions
The final price usually includes the ticket’s face value, any costs charged by the ticketing platforms used to obtain it, and Jasumo’s service fee. Since availability and ticket options can vary, please contact Jasumo for an exact quotation based on your request.
Nissho Hall is locate in central Tokyo and can be reache conveniently by public transportation. Toranomon Station and Kasumigaseki Station are among the nearby Tokyo Metro stations, making the venue accessible from major areas of the city.
No. Preschool-age children and children who have not yet starte school are not permitted to enter the venue for this performance.
If a particular ticket category, such as A Seats, is no longer available through the primary ticketing channel, Jasumo can check other verified ticket sources in Japan for available options.
Wheelchair-accessible seating is available, but advance arrangement with the organizers are require. If you need accessible seating, please mention this when contacting Jasumo so the necessary arrangement can be checked in advance.
Venue & Access
Venue: Nissho Hall, Tokyo
Area: Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Nearest Stations: Toranomon Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line; Kasumigaseki Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi, Hibiya, and Chiyoda Lines
Nearby Landmark: Toranomon Hills
The venue’s central Tokyo location makes it convenient for visitors staying in different parts of the city and traveling by train or subway.
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