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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Krush Kickboxing Tickets Tokyo Established under the umbrella of the world-renowned K-1 organization Krush was created with a core philosophy: maximum impact and continuous action. Unlike combat sports that permit extensive clinching, tactical stalling or passive defense Krush rules actively enforce forward momentum. Matchups are contested under three-minute three-round formats designed to compel fighters to engage immediately creating a paced spectacle where a fight-ending strike can land at any second.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Krush Kickboxing Tickets Tokyo The brand occupies a position in the Japanese combat sports hierarchy. While large-scale K-1 World GP events take place in arenas such as the Yoyogi National Gymnasium or Yokohama Arena Krush serves as both a contested championship circuit in its own right and the proving ground where future world champions forge their reputations. The promotion operates weight divisions crowning Krush champions who defend their titles with legendary ferocity.
Central to the Krush identity is its home, Korakuen Hall. Located within the Tokyo Dome City entertainment complex Korakuen Hall is widely regarded as the ” Ground” or “Mecca” of Japanese combat sports. Holding 1,500 spectators the arena features steep, bowl-like seating that places every fan astonishingly close to the canvas. The atmosphere inside Korakuen during a Krush event is electric; the acoustic design amplifies the sound of leather hitting canvas, corner instructions and the thunderous cheers of local fight fans.
Attending a Krush event provides a view into Japanese martial arts culture. The showmanship is sharp and discipline the fighter entrances are meticulously choreographed with light and music and the respect displayed between combatants before and after violent exchanges reflects seated tradition. For fans seeking athletic intensity and genuine fight culture Krush offers an experience unmatched, by standard arena shows.
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Why Experience Krush Live in Japan
I love watching kickboxing but it is just not the same when I watch it on a computer. When I am sitting next to the ring at Korakuen Hall it is a totally different experience. We can hear the fighters hitting each other. I can see what they are doing to try and win. I can also feel the excitement of the crowd when someone gets hit hard.
If you are visiting Tokyo from another country you should totally go to a Krush Kickboxing event. It is a fun thing to do that is not, like what all the other tourists are doing. The place where they have the fights is small so you can really talk to the people who are there to watch. You can feel the excitement of the people who really love martial arts. It is a cool thing to experience.
[CURRENT EDITION – 2026] Dates, Venues and Tickets
Note on Schedule Details: Official promotional materials list Krush.191 on Saturday, 25 July 2026, at Korakuen Hall, while secondary ticketing schedules list Krush.192 on Sunday, 30 August 2026. Dates, start times, and door openings are subject to final organizer confirmation upon ticket request.
[Saturday, 25 July 2026] or [Sunday, 30 August 2026] – Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
- Doors Open: 17:00 | Event Start: 17:30
| Ticket Category | Available Seats (JPY) | Available Seats (USD, ref.) |
| General Admission / Reserved Seating | ¥10,000 – ¥35,000 | $65 – $230 |
Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand and are confirm at the time of enquiry.
Ticketing Conditions:
- Seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis during the general sale window.
- Paper or electronic tickets will be issue according to organiser protocols.
- Attendees must present valid identification if requested at venue entry.
- Event rosters, match cards, and schedules are subject to change by the organiser due to injury or unforeseen circumstances.
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To get tickets for Krush in Tokyo you need to have some information ready. This includes the name of the event the date you want to go what kind of seats you want and how many people are coming with you. When you have all this click the Contact Us button to send a message to our team. We will help you with your Krush tickets, in Tokyo.
Why Book Through Jasumo
Navigating the Japanese event ticketing system presents significant structural hurdles for overseas visitors:
- Access Restrictions: Japanese ticketing portals regularly enforce strict domestic controls, including Japanese-only interfaces, requirements for Japan-issued credit cards, and mandatory SMS verification tied to local Japanese phone numbers. High-demand combat sports events sell out quickly to domestic buyers. Jasumo secures access through an established network of verified industry channels, event partners, and secondary sources.
- Communication Barriers: Event announcements, schedule adjustments, and venue instructions are publish exclusively in Japanese. Jasumo manages all communication with Japanese suppliers and ticketing platforms on your behalf, providing clear English updates throughout the process.
- Payment Obstacles: Overseas credit and debit cards are routinely reject by Japanese ticketing systems. Jasumo resolves this by completing purchases through domestic settlement channels; you pay us through a straightforward international transaction.
Authentication and Delivery: Every ticket acquired through Jasumo is authenticated to confirm validity before delivery. Physical tickets are securely dispatched to your hotel concierge, residential address, or Airbnb accommodation across Japan via reliable courier or postal services.
Please note that a concierge service fee applies to each order to cover sourcing, authentication, domestic payment handling, and international support. Full fee details are provided upon initial enquiry.
How It Works
- Submit Enquiry: Contact Jasumo with your required event name, preferred date, venue, ticket tier, and total number of tickets.
- Confirmation and Quote: Our team verifies real-time availability across our network and provides a single, all-inclusive price quote in writing.
- Secure Payment: Complete your payment via our secure online platform once you accept the quote.
- Authentication and Delivery: We secure and verify your tickets, then dispatch them to your accommodation in Japan with continuous English support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Korakuen Hall is located within Tokyo Dome City in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. The venue is easily accessible via a short walk from Suidobashi Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line and Toei Mita Line) or Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Namboku Lines).
Yes, Krush events frequently sell out due to the intimate capacity of Korakuen Hall (approximately 1,500 seats) and the strong domestic popularity of Japanese kickboxing. Early reservation is highly recommend.
Krush events utilize either physical paper tickets or digital mobile tickets depending on the specific tier and allotment. Jasumo manages authentication and coordinates physical delivery to your hotel or digital delivery to your device.
Krush hosts monthly events throughout the year, primarily at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, alongside occasional regional shows in cities such as Osaka.
An order total consists of the base ticket price, domestic ticketing platform costs, and the Jasumo service fee. Because costs vary according to seating tier and market demand, please submit an enquiry to receive an exact price for your specific order.
Venue & Access
Korakuen Hall (Tokyo)
- Nearest Stations:
- Suidobashi Station: JR Chuo-Sobu Line (West Exit) / Toei Mita Line (Exit A2) – 3-minute walk.
- Korakuen Station: Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line / Namboku Line (Exit 2) – 4-minute walk.
- Nearby Landmark: Tokyo Dome City, directly adjacent to the Tokyo Dome stadium and Tokyo Dome Hotel.
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