&TEAM in Tokyo 2026: how the tickets worked, the rules, and what Mark on You felt like
I was lucky enough to win a ticket to &TEAM's hall tour show in Tokyo this month. This is the practical version of that night: how tickets worked for this tour, which rules matter if you want to go, and what the show was like. I am deliberately not saying which of the two Tokyo days I was there.
&TEAM's 2026–2027 CONCERT TOUR 'Mark on You' played Tokyo Garden Theater on Oct 15 and 16, 2026 (doors 17:00, show 18:00, ¥16,500 reserved seat). The hall shows are sold out, and Japanese tickets are hard to get. Arena shows come later in the same tour, which I understand to be from around February 2027; tickets are not on sale yet. A Seoul show is planned for around spring 2027, which I understand to be around March (the official site gives no date yet), and it may be easier to get into. If you like K-pop or J-pop, this is a group worth seeing live. A ticket-buying guide is coming.
How the tickets worked
For the hall shows, the official announcement describes a presale lottery for LUNÉ Membership holders: applications from Sept 7 (13:00) to Sept 13 (23:59) JST, results from Sept 18, with payment only at Lawson or Ministop in Japan. You could apply once per show and buy up to four tickets. To enter the venue, members show their membership card and a government-issued photo ID. A Premium Seat for members only was listed at ¥27,500. As far as I know, the hall tour is now sold out.
If you are new to buying idol tickets in Japan, our guide to getting idol concert tickets as a foreigner explains the fan-club system in plain terms. Winning a lottery is part luck; I was lucky. I will write a proper how-to-buy guide for the next round, so check back.
What's next: arenas and Seoul
The tour does not end with the halls. The official announcement says arena show ticket details will be announced later, and I understand the arena run to be from around February 2027; I could not confirm exact dates, so treat that as my understanding, not an announcement. Nothing is on sale yet. The official site lists a Korea show for around spring 2027, dates to be announced. I am told it will be in Seoul, around March; that is my understanding, not something I could confirm.
Getting into a Japanese show is hard. Korea may be easier. René, a fan from Europe I met recently, said the same: she thought Korea would be the more realistic option. That is one fan's view, not data, but it is worth watching if you are already planning a trip to Seoul.
Whether you follow K-pop or J-pop, I would say go if you get the chance. &TEAM sits right between the two, and a live show is where that shows.
Rules that matter
Cameras, recording devices and streaming are not allowed in the show, so what I can show you is the room before it started. Tickets are paper and cannot be changed, refunded or passed on, and schedules can change. Bring your ID, and give yourself time for the entry check.
What the show felt like
What stayed with me was how seamless it was. The set was built like a musical rather than a list of songs, with one scene running into the next, and you could see each member's individuality coming through instead of one blended group. Around me were LUNÉ from several countries, and from what I could see, everyone left satisfied. I will not review the setlist; there are better places for spoilers, and I would rather you watch it fresh.
Before the show, people gather around the banners and the stage logo screen for photos and to show off their goods. Keep your goods in your bag during the show and avoid photographing other fans' faces; I blurred them in the photo above for that reason. Afterwards, the food court at Ariake Garden is a practical place to eat and decompress with the other fans.
One more thing: a film with JO
JO of &TEAM stars in the film Wandance (ワンダンス), his first film role and first lead, opening in Japan on Nov 27, with &TEAM's "For us" as the theme song, per the film's official site. That is the next thing to put on the calendar if you are visiting in late November.
Reading about another &TEAM trip? See our Belluna Dome Day 1 report.
Common questions
When was &TEAM's Mark on You concert in Tokyo?
October 15 and 16, 2026, at Tokyo Garden Theater. Doors opened at 17:00 and the show started at 18:00.
How much was the ticket?
The reserved seat was ¥16,500 (tax included). A members-only Premium Seat was listed at ¥27,500.
Can I still get tickets to the Japan hall shows?
As far as I know, the hall tour is sold out. Arena shows come later in the tour, which I understand to be from around February 2027, but tickets are not on sale yet.
How did tickets for the Tokyo hall shows work?
The first round was a LUNÉ Membership presale lottery (Sept 7–13, 2026). Tickets are paper, non-transferable, and paid for at Lawson or Ministop in Japan.
Can I take photos or videos at the concert?
No. Cameras, recording devices and streaming are prohibited at the concert, according to the official ticket announcement.
Do I need ID?
Yes. LUNÉ members show their membership card and a government-issued photo ID at entry.
Will &TEAM perform in Korea?
A Korea show is planned for around spring 2027 per the official site. I am told it will be in Seoul around March, but dates and ticket details have not been announced yet. A fan from Europe I met thought it may be easier to get into than Japan.
How many shows are on the tour?
41 shows at 22 venues in 18 prefectures, from October 2026 to March 2027.