ASIA TOUR 2008 ~10th Anniversary~ JAL x TOKYO FM Dream Tour Project
 

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i think that JAL has made a collaboration with Avex to have 3 days tour for ayu's concert to Shanghai or Taiwan or HK...

very niceeeeee!!!!! lucky Japanese fans!!!!

So JAL will guest star in Ayu's concert? O___O

JAL is japanese air lines..
They have made some packages for people to go see the Asia Concerts..
And includes some sightseeing in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Taiwan,
And going to Asia World Expo in Hong Kong for Ayu concert,
The Shanghai Large Theatre if you go to the Shanghai one,
Or the Taiwan Arena if you go to Taiwan.

There's also some buses that the hotel uses to drive those people around,
And morning meals provided. ahaha.

Some of you thought JAL was an artist? Did you even click the link?

Anyways, this is only usable for residents of Japan I believe, so.. yeah. :D

wasn't there something like this for last year's asia tour?

Yes, there was..

And I don't think anyone used it. XD

No there were Japanese fans in TW and HK....I remember seeing a news broadcast of them!

One thought so.

Anyway, it's a good idea. But it's kinda like, hey you already got your chance with her Japan stops...

So cheaper tickets for Asian residents to fly to Ayu's concert or something? OKKKKK....

I meant from AHS. :o

It's a hotel+airfare+guided tour+tour ticket bundle.. I guess it's for anyone who wants to travel.. seeing as how they're doing it again, I'm guessing it did well the first time they did it for AT07. It's about 1500USD/900 euros for these trips.. though I'm not sure whether tour tickets are included..

well..what we can say, japanese fans is so lucky

yeah i agree. they already have so many of her japan stops annually, not to mention CDLs... tickets are already so difficult to get for the overseas concert, and yet they're getting priority? :irked

I don't think they get priority... they're just getting discounts on airfare and hotel if they want to see Ayu overseas.. D;

they are lucky~

but I think it's a cool idea- :yes

there's no need to be insulting. the link doesnt really say anything about it being an airline, and if it did, it's in Japanese. It's not like theyre stupid for making a mistake. jeeze.

and anyway, i think that's pretty cool. i didnt know they did this last year, too.

Sorry about that, but I guess a lot of people sort of post without clicking anything or reading the first post. D:~

woot~ lucky japanese fans

Which accounts for some post counts, I'd say.

I wish I could use this chance :( It sounds so awesome, not even just the Ayu part.

as in u know.. once they book the tour, they get the whole package with the concert tickets... no booking online or calling or lining up.. just booking the package thru JAL... while we have to worry about not being able to get the tickets... :(

8 days to public saleS! (for hk concert)

...man....they already had all these shows in japan, and they wanna take the ONE (taiwan- 2) SHOW(ES) worth of seats from those in a different country... kinda sad ish ><

I don't think that many people go.. probably less than 100?

I could be underestimating Ayu fans though.. but this tour probably has a limit on people. D:

hahaha, i know JAL is Japanese airlines...
i'm using the word "collaboration".. melrose just took it wrong, i thinK~ haha LOL~

thanks for the info..
waw the ticket is very expensive..hohoho

Wow lucky those japanese fans who can see her like all the time!

i think they have it too last year

and i wa so shocked even the popularity of ayu will affecing JAL...

Give us asian fans some chance to get her ticket man!
wth

There are like 10,000+ seats at each of the venues after the stage is put in.. I'm sure many Japanese fans are not going to be racing to get tickets.

Only the diehard fans will probably take this opportunity, or people who weren't able to attend the shows in Japan. There'll be plenty of tickets available for overseas Asian fans... I mean there were last year, right? :D

not so much i think :D
tickets from last year tour was sold out extremely fast!! less than 2 hours in Taiwan and les then 3hours in HK, remember... :)

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