2PM Concert 2026 | Full-Group Comeback Tour 'THE RETURN' at Tokyo Dome — Ticket Buying & Venue Access Complete Guide

All the information on 2PM's 2026 Japan tour 'THE RETURN'. Covers the two-day Tokyo Dome shows (May 9–10) for their 15th anniversary, how to buy tickets, what the full-group comeback means, and details on their activities after completing military service.

Overview & 2026 Latest Status

2PM is a leading K-POP group now in their 18th year since debuting in 2008. In May 2026, they will hold 'THE RETURN' as their 15th anniversary Japan tour. This tour marks the first large-scale Japan tour with all six members together, making it a landmark event in K-POP tour history.

2PM went through a period of reduced activity as members completed military service one by one, with all members finishing by 2024–2025. 'THE RETURN', signaling their full-group comeback, is a moment Japanese K-POP fans have long been waiting for.

Full Concert Schedule

Date	City	Venue	Show Name	Line-up	Ticket Info
May 9, 2026	Tokyo	Tokyo Dome	2PM Japan 15th Anniversary Concert THE RETURN in TOKYO DOME Day1	All 6 members	https://www.2pmjapan.com/THE_RETURN/
May 10, 2026	Tokyo	Tokyo Dome	2PM Japan 15th Anniversary Concert THE RETURN in TOKYO DOME Day2	All 6 members	https://www.2pmjapan.com/THE_RETURN/

How to Buy Tickets

Buying Tickets in Japan

Official Ticket Services

ぴあ (Pia): The largest ticketing service for 2PM
- Official site: https://ticket.pia.jp/
- Phone: 0570-02-9999
- Stores: Pia Ticket Centers nationwide
- L-code: 33888 (for in-store purchases at Lawson)
ローチケ (Lawson Ticket)
- Official site: https://l-tike.com/
- L-code: 33888
- Stores: All Lawson locations
イープラス (e+): Covering the East Japan area
- Official site: https://eplus.jp/

Pre-Sale Methods

Fan Club Pre-Sale

For members of the 2PM fan club "2PM JAPAN Official Fanclub":

Annual fee: Approximately 3,000 yen
Pre-sale starts: Typically 2–3 weeks before general sale
Possible discount: 500–1,000 yen off

Official Site Pre-Sale

2PM JAPAN official site: https://www.2pmjapan.com/
Pre-sale period for registered members
Expected to start about one week before general sale

Play Guide Pre-Sale

ぴあ Official Pre-Sale: 3–5 days before general sale
e+ Member Pre-Sale

General Sale

ぴあ phone: 0570-02-9999
Online: Available simultaneously on all ticketing sites
Sale start times: Multiple slots such as 12:00 (matinee) and 18:00 (evening)

Expected Ticket Prices

Ticket Type	Expected Price Range
Arena (rear)	12,000–14,000 yen
Arena (center)	14,000–16,000 yen
Stand (upper)	10,000–12,000 yen
Stand (middle)	12,000–14,000 yen
Stand (lower)	14,000–16,000 yen
VIP Seat	20,000–30,000 yen

Venue Access & Seating Information

About Tokyo Dome

Basic Information

Item	Details
Official Name	Tokyo Dome
Capacity	Approx. 55,000 (during K-POP concerts)
Address	1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Year Opened	1988

Access

Transport	Details	Travel Time
JR Chuo Line	2-minute walk from Suidobashi Station (central exit)	2 min
Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line	2-minute walk from Korakuen Station (Exit 1)	2 min
Tokyo Metro Namboku Line	2-minute walk from Korakuen Station (Exit 1)	2 min
Toei Oedo Line	5-minute walk from Otsuka Station	5 min
Parking	Tokyo Dome Parking: approx. 2,000 spaces	Advance reservation recommended

Seating Layout

Tokyo Dome seating layout for K-POP concerts:

Stage position: Usually set up along the first base line
Arena seats: Floor seating or standing on the field
Stand seats: First base, third base, and outfield stands

View from Each Section

Arena seats: Best atmosphere, highly recommended
Lower stand: Relatively close to the stage
Upper stand: Full view of the entire venue

Beginner's Guide to Tokyo Dome Concerts

Gates open: Usually 2 hours before the show
Prohibited items: Tripods, professional cameras, extension cords, flashlights
Recommended items: Light sticks, fans (summer), cushions, raincoats
Rain note: The dome is fully covered, but you may need rain gear when moving to/from the parking area

Travel & Accommodation Guide

For Those Traveling from Outside the Kanto Region

Transportation

Departure	Round-trip Shinkansen	Round-trip Night Bus	Estimated Total
Kyoto/Osaka	15,000–20,000 yen	8,000–12,000 yen	10,000–20,000 yen
Hiroshima	20,000–25,000 yen	12,000–15,000 yen	15,000–25,000 yen
Fukuoka	30,000–35,000 yen	15,000–20,000 yen	20,000–35,000 yen
Hokkaido	20,000–25,000 yen	Expensive	20,000–30,000 yen

Accommodation (per night)

Hotel Rank	Price Range	Best For
Business Hotel	4,000–6,000 yen	Budget travelers
Standard Hotel	6,000–10,000 yen	Balance
3-Star Hotel	10,000–15,000 yen	Comfort
Luxury Hotel	15,000 yen+	Premium

Recommended Areas to Stay

Around Korakuen: Closest to Tokyo Dome (2–5 minute walk)
Around Suidobashi: Many hotels near the station
Around Shinjuku: Convenient shinkansen access
Around Shinagawa: Close to Haneda Airport

Total Budget (per person, 1-night trip)

Trip Pattern	Estimated Total
1-night trip from Osaka	40,000–60,000 yen
1-night trip from Fukuoka	60,000–80,000 yen
1-night trip from Hokkaido	50,000–70,000 yen
Both days (2 nights)	Subtract 10,000–15,000 yen from above totals

Past Tour History & Trends

2PM's Japan Activity History

Debut – 2010 (Early Stage)

Tours centered on mid-size halls
Rapid rise in popularity in Japan
"Nothing New Under The Sun" was a major hit in Japan

2010–2015 (Peak Years)

Multiple Tokyo Dome performances
Concert DVD releases became a regular occurrence
Established an overwhelming fanbase in Japan

2015–2020 (Military Service Period)

Activities reduced as members entered military service one by one
Unit activities (OkCat2, Hotshot, etc.) carried out
Japan tours became limited

2020–2024 (Return from Military Service)

Members completed military service one by one
Album releases continued; tours gradually resumed
Preparation period for full-group comeback

2024 Onward (Full-Group Comeback)

All members completed military service (by end of 2024–2025)
'THE RETURN' tour planned
Full-scale international tour launched with all six members

What 'THE RETURN' Means in 2026

First Large-Scale Tour with All Members

Coming back from absences during military service to performing as a complete group
The most impactful event for Japanese fans in years

Historical Significance

A turning point in 2PM's career
Establishing a tour model for older idol groups
A symbol of the longer career trajectory of K-POP idols

Musical Highlights

Unique harmonies achievable only with all six members
Polished dance performances
The chemistry between members

Notes & FAQ

Q: What does the title 'THE RETURN' mean? A: It signifies a "return" by the full group, symbolizing 2PM coming back to Japan after completing their military service.

Q: Have all members finished their military service? A: Yes. All 2PM members have completed military service, and the 2026 shows will feature all six members.

Q: Can I buy tickets without a fan club membership? A: Yes. Tickets are available via general sale. However, fan club members get pre-sale access and discounts, so joining is recommended.

Q: Is this their first time performing at Tokyo Dome? A: No. 2PM has performed at Tokyo Dome several times before. However, this will be their first Tokyo Dome performance as a complete six-member group.

Q: How competitive are tickets? A: Because this is their first full-group tour in a long time, competition is expected to be very high — roughly 30–100x oversubscribed. Participating in the fan club pre-sale is essential.

Q: Can I attend both days? A: Yes. You can purchase tickets for multiple shows. However, there may be a limit on how many tickets one person can buy. Check the official site for details.

Q: What will the setlist look like? A: Based on past tour history, expect a mix of fan favorites ("Hands Up", "Again & Again", etc.) and newer songs.