Theme Park · The Live
OPEN 12: 00 / START 12: 30
Price: Advance ¥ 2,000 / day \ 2,500 (Tax included - ¥ 500 or more required per order)
* Advance tickets will be released at 12 pm on Saturday at 10 am on Eplus!
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Ticket purchase under profit / resale purpose is strictly prohibited. Please note that resale tickets may refuse entry.
※ Depending on various circumstances of the cast, it may be unavoidable to be absent due to unavoidable circumstances. Please note.
※ Shooting · recording etc are prohibited. Also, please refrain from seating other than your own seat when opening.
"Nakano Space Q pre-open talk event" Talking & Singing & Dancing ♪ "
2017/11/20 (Mon) Nakano Space Q
Cast: YURA Sama / Buu (excursions)
OPEN: 18: 30 / START: 19: 00
Rate: adv ¥ 2,500 (+ 1D ¥ 600) / day ¥ 3,000 (+ 1 D ¥ 600)
Reservation: At Works Project site reservation only
* Please apply from the following form.
Reservation acceptance period: 11/11 (Saturday) 0: 00 ~ 11/13 (Monday) 23: 59
※ Reservation number by shuffle Reservation results on 11/15 (Wednesday) Reply / In case of many applicants · Lottery
※ One person Up to 2 people can be booked (accompanied person's name required)
※ If reservation can be secured can not be canceled.
Entry order: in order of reference number
Organized by At Works Project / Terakoya
Nakano Space Q
Tokyo Nakano Ward 3-27-19 Arcadia Nakano B1F02
info.spaceq@gmail.com
Jetkokkojin (Jetko Shakai Jin)
Date: 2019. 2.16 (Saturday)
Venue: Loft Plus One (Tokyo)
Opening: 12: 30 ~ (opening: 12: 00 ~
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