ENHYPEN BLOOD SAGA Japan dome guide

ENHYPEN BLOOD SAGA Japan dome guide: official dates, ticket prices and city planning

The verified answer first

ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR 'BLOOD SAGA' IN JAPAN has eight confirmed dome shows in Tokyo, Aichi, Fukuoka and Osaka. The run opens at Tokyo Dome on December 1, 2026 and closes at Kyocera Dome Osaka on February 20, 2027. All times below are Japan Standard Time. An assigned seat is JPY 17,000 including tax. Only the December 1 Tokyo show uses an S Seat upgrade, with a total ticket price of JPY 24,000. The other seven shows use a VIP Seat upgrade, with a total ticket price of JPY 28,000. Vendor fees, transport, accommodation and merchandise are separate.

Confirmed eight-show schedule

The city-date pairing matters. Tokyo is the early-December opening stop. Aichi follows on the final weekend of December. Fukuoka is in early February 2027, and Osaka hosts the last two shows later that month. Before booking a flight or hotel, verify the city, date, venue, door time and show time together. A copied calendar image with one field missing is not enough for an international trip.

How the assigned, S and VIP prices work

The base assigned seat costs JPY 17,000. An upgrade is not a second full base ticket: eligible assigned-seat holders enter the relevant upgrade process and pay the difference if selected. For Tokyo on December 1 only, the S Seat total is JPY 24,000. That total consists of the JPY 17,000 assigned seat plus a JPY 7,000 upgrade. The official benefit listed for S Seats is guaranteed arena-area seating.

For Tokyo on December 2 and every Aichi, Fukuoka and Osaka show, the VIP Seat total is JPY 28,000. That total consists of the JPY 17,000 assigned seat plus a JPY 11,000 upgrade. The official notice lists guaranteed arena-area seating and access to the sound check event as VIP benefits. Eligibility, entry, timing and application details remain subject to the official ticket notice and the buyer's order page. Do not add the base ticket to JPY 24,000 or JPY 28,000 again: those figures are already totals that include the assigned seat.

Choosing between Tokyo, Aichi, Fukuoka and Osaka

Tokyo is the best fit for fans who want the first Japan performance and a city with broad international flight and urban transport options. The first show is on a Tuesday evening, while the second begins at 16:00 on Wednesday. Overseas visitors should build in an arrival buffer and avoid landing in Japan on the same afternoon. The two Tokyo dates also have different upgrade categories, so always match a listing or order to the exact performance date.

Aichi has two year-end weekend shows. It can work well for travelers using Nagoya Station or Chubu Centrair International Airport, but late-December hotel and transport demand may be stronger than on an ordinary weekend. A cancelable hotel gives you flexibility while the ticket outcome is still uncertain.

Fukuoka runs on February 6 and 7, 2027. The airport is close to central Fukuoka, making this stop practical for a compact Kyushu trip. Crowds leaving Mizuho PayPay Dome can slow walking and transit, so compare hotels around Hakata, Tenjin and useful subway routes and leave time after the show.

Osaka hosts the final weekend. Friday's show starts at 18:00 and Saturday's at 16:00, which can fit a wider Kansai itinerary. Kyocera Dome Osaka has several useful rail approaches; choose the arrival route around your hotel and save an alternative route for the post-show crowd.

A budget that does not double-count the ticket

Start with one of three ticket figures: JPY 17,000 for an assigned seat, JPY 24,000 total for the opening-night S Seat, or JPY 28,000 total for a VIP Seat at one of the other seven performances. Add vendor fees, local transit, hotel nights, travel to Japan and personal spending separately. This keeps the upgrade total from being counted twice and makes city comparisons more useful.

Choose one primary city and one backup. Save cancelable accommodation before committing to non-refundable transport. Once the ticket result and order conditions are clear, lock the rest of the trip. Recheck official notices close to departure because operating details and upgrade procedures can still change.

Official sources and correction basis

This guide uses the following first-party pages:

• Weverse: BLOOD SAGA in Japan announcement
• ENHYPEN JAPAN OFFICIAL SITE: Japan tour news
• Weverse: GLOBAL/US membership raffle and upgrade-seat notice

The tour announcement and Japan official news support the city, venue and performance schedule. The ticket notice supports the assigned-seat price, which show uses an S Seat, which shows use VIP Seats, and how each total is composed. Open the official pages again before buying or traveling; newer official notices and the live order page take precedence if details change.

FAQ

How many BLOOD SAGA Japan shows are confirmed?

Eight shows are confirmed: two each in Tokyo, Aichi, Fukuoka and Osaka.

Do both Tokyo shows have the same upgrade?

No. December 1 uses the S Seat total of JPY 24,000. December 2 follows the VIP rule used by the other seven shows, for a total of JPY 28,000.

What should an overseas fan do first?

Match the exact city and date to the official schedule, set separate ticket and travel budgets, hold cancelable accommodation, and follow the official sales notice that applies to the fan's eligibility.