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Tokyo Idol Festival 2026: Ticket Sales Open Now!

The highly anticipated Tokyo Idol Festival 2026, proudly supported by Nishitan Clinic, marks its 16th year as the world's largest idol festival. Scheduled to take place from July 31 to August 2, 2026 in the vibrant Odaiba area, this iconic event promises an exciting lineup for fans and idol groups alike.

Since its inception in 2010 as Japan's first major idol-centric music festival featuring simultaneous performances, TIF has grown significantly alongside the idol scene, attracting numerous idol groups and their dedicated fanbase. The event has become a beloved staple for idol enthusiasts across the nation, reflecting the continuous development of the idol culture in Japan.

Event Details

The festival will take place over a three-day period:

• - Dates: July 31 (Friday), August 1 (Saturday), and August 2 (Sunday)
• - Location: Odaiba - Aomi area

This year’s festival will showcase a diverse range of stages and unique projects designed to engage fans and celebrate the vibrant idol community.

Ticket Information

Tickets are currently available for purchase on the event platform TIGET, where fans can choose from multiple ticket options:

• - Three-Day Pass:

- Price: ¥30,000 (tax included)

• - Single Day Tickets (available for each date):

- Price: ¥11,500 (tax included)

For more ticket information and to purchase your tickets, please visit the TIGET ticketing page.

About TIGET

TIGET is a comprehensive event platform utilized by over 20,000 hosts, including major production companies, promoters, and independent creators, featuring more than 500,000 events. Offering services such as electronic ticket issuance, fan marketing tools, facial recognition ticketing, and resale functions, TIGET enhances the ticket sale experience while contributing to the digital transformation and revenue growth of the event industry. For more on their services, check their overview.

About Grabss Co., Ltd.

Grabss is located in Setagaya, Tokyo, and has been operational since October 1, 2012, under the leadership of CEO Seiichiro Shitaira. They are committed to providing innovative solutions and platforms for various events across Japan, ensuring a seamless experience for both hosts and attendees. For additional details, visit their official website Grabss.

Whether you're an idol fan, a participant, or just curious about the phenomenon that has overtaken Japan, the Tokyo Idol Festival 2026 is set to be a spectacular celebration of music and culture, reaching an impressive milestone this coming summer.