Nope! The location changed. Up those stairs now is an idol goods store. The ticket store is still on the same street, first floor, not far from this building. You can't miss it.

I've decided to go to Tokyo in 2014 if Ayumi announces to perform at A-nation. Does A-nation usually sell out fast or is it easier to get a ticket for an Ayu concert?

The stadium is huge, there are tons of tickets at Yahoo auctions, you may also buy them at reseller-shops.
It doesn't matter whether it's Arena Tour, Countdown Live or a-nation, you can always get your ticket if you have strong desire and determination.

^ Thank you for your reply. :) I couldn't find any information on whether or not a-nation tickets can also be bought at reseller-shops, so this helped me a lot. :D

I'm going to start getting my tickets soon for the 2014 tour via yahoo auctions, so, if anyone else is looking to get tickets let me know. I can bid on auctions for you. :) Just PM me.

I have a quick question regarding purchasing concert tickets. It mainly regards getting Ayu tickets but I hope that it can apply for any artist (i.e. Angela Aki)

So I'll be in japan starting July 3, arriving at haneda, getting to the hotel and all that snazz. I was repeatedly told that you can buy concert tickets at convenience stores anywhere in japan. Is this true? Can I just waltz in and buy a ticket for one of ayu's early July shows? How do I even buy tickets at a convenience store?

Edit: I was watching a youtube video and I saw that I have to enter my name and cell number. The thing is that the name entry was all in hiragana and the cell phone was a japanese number. What happens here for someone like me?

Thank you for the help in advance :)

Just want to bring this thread to everyone's attention (even if it's easy to find as it's stickied) because I think the original post is a really awesome read!

It's going to be a while until us tourists can travel back to Japan on our own though (not as a tour group where it stands right now).

I haven't been keeping up with travel restrictions (I was cheated out of trip to Beijing and Tokyo in 2020 and 2021 respectively, it still hurts) but that's a shame.

The original post is a great read for its sense of adventure though, is what I meant :)

Thanks a lot =)

it just gave me a sense of adventure logging back in here :shakehead :D