JY Park Concert HAPPY HOUR 2026 in Japan Ticket Information

Overview

Following a successful run in Seoul, JY Park brings his solo concert “HAPPY HOUR” to Japan for a special performance at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo. As the founder of JYP Entertainment and a legendary artist himself, JY Park’s concerts are known for their high-energy dance routines, charismatic stage presence, and a blend of his classic hits and new material. This performance offers fans a unique opportunity to see the iconic artist up close in an intimate concert setting.

This exclusive Tokyo concert date is a highly anticipated event for K-Pop fans in Japan and international visitors alike. With all seats assigned, attendees can enjoy a clear view of the performance. Our concierge service is available to assist international guests with securing tickets and navigating the local ticketing systems, ensuring that even non-Japanese speakers can easily attend this major event.

Why Attend

• Experience a special one-night-only performance of JY Park’s highly acclaimed solo concert, “HAPPY HOUR,” in Tokyo.
• Witness the iconic artist, producer, and JYP founder perform his greatest hits and impressive dance choreography.
• Secure guaranteed assigned seating in the renowned Kanadevia Hall for optimal viewing.
• Receive seamless support for ticket acquisition, including handling the necessary local procedures for international fans.

Schedule & Ticket Information

Jasumo Tickets provide Concierge Ticket Service that assists international visitors in securing tickets that usually require many verifications. Submit your request through the Jasumo Contact Form by sharing your preferred date, venue, or performance, ticket type, and quantity. Once you’ve reviewed the event details, simply confirm your selection and our bilingual team will support you end-to-end, including Smart Ticket application and payment coordination via credit card, convenience store, or ATM.

Please note that ticket availability is not guaranteed. After receiving your request, we will first check real-time availability on the official ticket platform. If tickets are available, we’ll make every effort to secure them for you. If they are sold out, don’t worry — we can also source tickets through trusted and verified resale marketplaces in Japan, helping you get the best possible seats.

Disclaimer

Jasumo offers a specialized facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, assisting with ticket acquisition for cultural and entertainment events through authorized and official platforms. We are not a ticket reseller and do not sell tickets directly. Our role is to guide international customers through the official booking process and help overcome common challenges, including:

• Language Barriers: Many ticketing systems operate only in Japanese; Jasumo provides full bilingual support.
• Local Platforms: Assistance with lottery applications, payment procedures, and e-ticket delivery methods.

Faqs

What is the minimum age requirement to attend the concert?

Children under the age of 4 are strictly not permitted to enter the concert venue. A separate ticket must be purchased for all children aged 4 and above who wish to attend.

Will I need to bring identification (ID) to the concert?

Yes, you may be asked to show proof of identity on the day of the performance. It is important to bring a valid form of ID with you to the venue for verification purposes.

What is the procedure for attendees using a wheelchair?

Attendees arriving in a wheelchair will be directed to a dedicated viewing space. You must contact the performance inquiry desk at least one week prior to the event, after purchasing your ticket, to ensure the space is reserved.

Can I bring a companion if I require assistance?

Only individuals who require assistance may bring one companion with them into the venue, but that companion must also have a valid concert ticket. Proof of need, such as a disability certificate, may be requested.

Are drinks included with the ticket price?

No, the ticket price covers the assigned seating only. Drinks are required separately at the venue, which is typical for many Japanese concert halls.

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