See Ayu, where?
 

I am currently living in Japan, and decided I have to grab this opportunity to see Ayu live. I was originally planning to see her in Shizuoka this weekend, but didn't have enough time to plan, so I now have three choices,

Either

Osaka
Kobe
Or just see her in Tokyo during A-nation

A-nation would def be cheapest, but I kind of want to go to an actual Ayu-concert.

Has anyone been to the venues at Osaka/Kobe and can recommend or talk smack about them? =P

Or attending a-nation, for that matter.

(^_^)

She'll have a concert in Fukuoka too. It's quite expensive to go there by plane, but personally I'd love to visit ayu's hometown and go to her concert ;)

For how long are you in Tokyo? Because if you stay until October and want to see a real ayu show, why not take the easiest option and go to Yoyogi? :)

10th and 11th of October.

I loved Yoyogi when I was there because I had the feeling that seat location totally didn't matter. Like, you had a good view from any seat (but that was for a center stage-using concert actually, so for HLs it might be a little different). And I loved the atmosphere there. However, I have only been to that venue, so can't compare it to other places in Japan.

Fukuoka is great, the hall is really nice. It´s directly at the habour and has a nice restaurant at the back were you can look over the water, we ate there before the concert.


@roanmy
I whould choose the location were you can grab best seats^^

Not quite sure, but I think A-Nation in Osaka is the closest one (aside from this weekend), and then she'll play in Yogoi (A-Nation too) at the end of August).

Might be concerts in-between those, though. I kind of wanna go to the one in Osaka, but not sure yet.

I would prefer the Yoyogi one, esp. as it's only one stop from me, however I leave Tokyo at the end of September. =/

Thinking maybe Kobe if possible, by the simple fact that it's weekend and doesn't interefere with school. Though there's always shinkansen+night bus back for Osaka...

I would DEFINITELY choose an ayu concert over a-nation.

Good luck!