ITZY 'TUNNEL VISION' Tokyo Day2

ITZY 'TUNNEL VISION' Tokyo Day2 Basic Information

About the TUNNEL VISION Tour

'ITZY 3rd World Tour ＜TUNNEL VISION＞' is ITZY's 3rd world tour, which kicked off with 3 days at Seoul's Jamsil Indoor Stadium from February 13–15, 2026. The tour title is derived from the 11th EP 'TUNNEL VISION', released in November 2025, an album centered on the theme of "seeing your true self in the moments when your vision narrows." Following shows in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia in April, the Japan leg was set as a 2-day run at Keio Arena TOKYO on May 9 (Sat) and 10 (Sun). Both nights were reported sold out at the fan club presale stage, making official resale essentially the only remaining legitimate path to tickets.

Day 2 on Sunday, May 10 is expected to deliver a polished, high-completeness performance as the tour approaches its final stretch, combined with the energy unique to a closing Sunday show of a double-bill weekend. Compared to Day 1 (Saturday evening), Sunday shows in this tour format have historically had earlier start times — making it the ideal choice for out-of-town fans who want to head home with time to spare after the show.

ITZY Performing as 5 Members

Lia, who had been on hiatus from group activities since September 2023, had a phased return announced by JYP in July 2024, and the group began activities as five members once again. This tour is also reported to include Lia's solo stage with 'Asylum', meaning all five — Yeji, Ryujin, Chaeryeong, Yuna, and Lia — are on stage together. ※ Due to the possibility of changes based on members' health conditions or activity plans, it is recommended to confirm final lineup information via the official MIDZY JAPAN announcement in the days leading up to the show.

Expected Setlist (Based on Seoul & Australian Show Trends)

Drawing from setlist information shared on setlist.fm and fan posts for Seoul/Melbourne shows, the following structure is anticipated:

• Opening: 'Tunnel Vision' → 'Girls Will Be Girls' → 'DYT'
• Hit Song Medley: 'Walk', 'Wannabe', 'Kiss & Tell'
• Unit / Solo: 'Asylum' (Lia) / 'In My Pocket?' (Yeji) / 'Tangerine' (Yuna) / 'Undefined' (Chaeryeong) / 'Look' (Ryujin)
• Dark Side: 'Supernatural', 'Nocturne', 'Imaginary Friend'
• Climax: 'GOLD', 'Wild Wild West', 'MAFIA', 'That's a No No'

※ The above is an estimate based on overseas shows. For Japan-specific shows, there is a possibility that Japanese original tracks such as 'Voltage' may be added. Also note that 'DALLA DALLA' may appear as an arrangement or intro only rather than a full performance, so be prepared for setlist adjustments.

Full Sales Schedule Overview

Important: Multiple media outlets have reported that both days of the Keio Arena TOKYO shows on May 9 and 10 sold out at the fastest presale stage. It is realistic to assume that general sale slots (via eplus / Lawson Tickets / tixplus) are near-zero to extremely limited, making monitoring the official resale (Ticket Trade / official resale) essentially the last legitimate method.

Best Bets by Ticket Platform

• eplus — Tends to be the fastest source of primary information for Keio Arena TOKYO, including show info and seating charts, as the venue's official partner. Pre-registering your account and credit card is a must.
• Lawson Tickets (Loppi) — Supports Loppi-issued paper tickets, reassuring for fans who prefer physical tickets on the day. However, since ITZY shows are primarily digital QR-based, confirm the digital ticket setting in advance.
• Ticket Pia (tixplus) — Pia Premium member presales may be available. Past ITZY shows have also used 'Rakuten Ticket', so spreading entries across multiple IDs is effective.
• JYP JAPAN Official / ticket board — MIDZY presales are linked to the ticket board app. Note that you must complete real-name registration and face photo registration in the ticket board app in advance — without this, you cannot even apply.

Identity Verification & Entry Rules (Based on Typical JYP Show Standards)

• Facial recognition entry is highly likely to be implemented (standardized for TWICE/Stray Kids shows since 2024)
• Original ID (driver's license / passport / My Number Card, etc.) is required at entry
• Entry by anyone other than the ticket holder is not permitted — transferring via official resale is required to avoid entry denial
• Companion tickets also require entry together with the lead ticket holder
• QR tickets cannot be screenshotted — maximize screen brightness

Priority Order for Not Overspending

1. First, become a W-member of both MIDZY JAPAN + MOBILE (approx. ¥6,600/year combined — check official site for details)
2. Pre-register with your real name and face photo on ticket board
3. For the fastest presale, maximize your application slots up to 1st choice, 2nd choice, and companion tickets
4. If you miss out, don't forget to add the official resale release date to your calendar
5. As a last resort, keep your eplus membership and payment method ready for general sales and last-minute resale

The Ticket Resale Situation for K-POP Shows in Japan (as of 2026)

The Act on Prevention of Inappropriate Ticket Resale, enacted in 2019, makes it a criminal offense to resell or purchase tickets that the organizer has explicitly marked as non-transferable at prices above face value. ITZY's Japan show tickets naturally fall under this category, and buyers may also be subject to punishment (imprisonment of up to 1 year or a fine of up to ¥1,000,000).

Risk Level by Resale Platform

Typical Scalping Failure Patterns

• Pattern 1: Rejected by facial recognition
  • JYP-produced ITZY shows are highly likely to use facial recognition entry, meaning anyone other than the registered ticket holder will be denied on the spot. Crying at the venue just before showtime won't get you in.
• Pattern 2: QR code invalidated
  • There are increasing cases where organizers detect scalping and invalidate QR codes. Cases of "spending ¥100,000 only to find out on the day" have surged since 2025.
• Pattern 3: Taking companions down with you
  • Some organizers will also invalidate adjacent companion tickets if the lead ticket is found to be invalid.
• Pattern 4: Scam (no contact after payment)
  • Personal transactions via X are difficult for police to pursue, often resulting in victims having no recourse.

Price Ranges (Estimates as of Spring 2026)

After the Keio Arena TOKYO shows sold out, fan communities have observed SNS posts asking for ¥30,000–¥80,000 against the face value of ¥15,000 (※ these are asking prices, not confirmed transaction prices). However, purchasing is illegal, and it is reasonable to assume that 90%+ of these carry a risk of entry failure.

Legitimate Resale Strategies

1. Monitor official X accounts for resale release dates (ITZY JAPAN OFFICIAL / MIDZY JAPAN)
2. Enable notifications for "Favorite Shows" in your eplus member page
3. The 3–5 days before the show is the peak for last-minute resale — releases tend to happen between 20:00–22:00
4. Don't rule out day-of tickets or standing-room tickets (rare, but sometimes released due to venue capacity adjustments)
5. If none of those work, make the call early to switch to a Day 1 live viewing or resale at another domestic venue

Bottom line: The illegal resale route is a triple threat of financial loss, entry denial, and legal risk. Official resale is the only option — it's the standard for K-POP fans in 2026.

Basic Layout of Keio Arena TOKYO

Keio Arena TOKYO is a multipurpose arena in western Tokyo, renamed from 'Musashinomori Comprehensive Sports Plaza' in 2025 through a naming rights agreement. The main arena holds a maximum of approximately 10,000 people and features a 4-tier structure with arena floor + stands on floors 2–4, centered on a basketball court meeting international standards.

Seat Layout for Concert Configuration

For ITZY shows, a center stage or end stage + runway configuration is anticipated. The typical block distribution for K-POP arena shows is as follows:

How to Think About Which Blocks to Target

• Going for premium seats: Front sections of Arena A–C + along the center stage runway
• Value-focused: Front-center 2F stand seats (captures the full stage while being relatively close)
• Full production focus: 3F center (best angle for LED vision and formation choreography)
• Seats to avoid: Center rows of rear flat Arena blocks (E–H) (head obstruction issues) / 4F corner blocks (obstructed views + distance)

Obstruction & Watch-Out Points

• Under speaker/lighting truss: Some blocks may have obstructed views of upper-level production
• Opposite side from runway: During runway segments, you may only see the members' backs for stretches of time
• Arena row 20+: Reading facial expressions with the naked eye becomes very difficult — binoculars are essentially required
• An official seating PDF is published for each show, so always check for the latest version on the eplus venue page right before the show

Recommended Specs for Binoculars & Fan Gear

Tip: Keio Arena is known for having high-resolution monitor screens as a newer facility. Even from rear seats, you can follow members' expressions on the LED vision — so "bad seat = loss" is not necessarily true.

Routes from Nearest Stations

Tobita-Kyū Station is on the Keio Line, also well known as the nearest station to Ajinomoto Stadium. Exiting the south exit and walking straight along the pedestrian deck will take you past Ajinomoto Stadium on your left and directly to the main entrance of Keio Arena TOKYO.

Travel Time from Major Stations (Keio Line)

Note: The Keio Line Limited Express and Semi-Express do not stop at Tobita-Kyū Station. If traveling directly from Shinjuku, you'll need to take a local train or transfer to a local at Chofu. The fastest option is usually taking the Limited Express to Chofu and then one stop on the local train (approx. 2 minutes).

Crowd Management After the Show (Very Important)

Keio Arena TOKYO is in the same area as Ajinomoto Stadium (approx. 48,000 capacity), meaning Tobita-Kyū Station will be at complete overcapacity immediately after the show ends. Past events have seen 20–30 minute waits just to enter the station as a regular occurrence.

3 Ways to Avoid the Rush

1. Kill time in merchandise / goods lines right after the show (delay by 30–45 minutes)
2. Walk to Seibu Tama Station (approx. 20 minutes) and take the Seibu Line to JR Chuo Line via Musashisakai
3. Walk or take a bus to Chofu Station (approx. 30 minutes) is also an option, but not recommended for those with heavy luggage

Access by Car / Taxi

• Approx. 10 minutes from Chofu IC on the Chuo Expressway
• The venue has paid parking available but on event days, it is nearly 100% full
• Taxi hailing apps (GO / S.RIDE) are difficult to use after the show, so taking the train is recommended
• If you must drive, the realistic option is parking at a coin lot near Chofu Station and taking one stop on the Keio Line

Strollers, Wheelchairs & Barrier-Free Access

• Keio Arena TOKYO is a relatively new facility opened in 2017 with good barrier-free accessibility
• Tobita-Kyū Station has elevators and escalators
• Wheelchair seats require prior application through the official website or the organizer (cannot be purchased through regular ticket channels)

3 Accommodation Area Options

Since Day 2 is the Sunday, May 10 show, the key question is whether you need to stay overnight after the Sunday performance. If the following Monday is not a national holiday, most out-of-town fans will face a choice between "heading home right after the show" or "staying nearby for one night and heading home Monday morning".

Recommended Hotels (Based on Information as of April 2026)

Near Chofu Station (Popular — Book Early)

• Hotel Twins Chofu — 1-minute walk from Chofu Station East Exit. 16 minutes to Shinjuku on the Keio Limited Express. A business travel staple with the major benefit of dining options being open after the show.
• Chofu Parco Hotel — Directly connected to Chofu Station's Parco on floors 8–10. An all-in-one with shopping, breakfast, and a convenience store all within 0 minutes on foot.

Near Fuchu Station (Hidden Gem — Value-Focused)

• Hotel Keyaki Gate Tokyo Fuchu — 1-minute walk via a covered deck from Keio Line Fuchu Station. Opened in 2021 with modern facilities — check in without getting wet even in rainy weather after the show.
• Maryud Inn Tokyo — About 30 minutes to Shinjuku. Also within walking distance of Fuchu-Honmachi Station, convenient for JR Musashino Line users.

Shinjuku Area (For Sightseeing Fans)

• Shinjuku Washington Hotel / Keio Presso Inn Shinjuku — Direct Keio Line connection with no transfers. Ideal for Monday sightseeing or catching the Shinkansen the next day.

Booking Timing Strategy

• Right after the tour announcement (January 2026) is the lowest price zone. At this point, it's recommended to tentatively reserve with a free cancellation plan
• After presale win/loss announcements (February–March), there will be cancellations from those who missed out — a second wave of opportunity
• The second week of May following Golden Week tends to see lower business travel rates, with occasional bargain finds
• For comparison shopping, the go-to is Rakuten Travel / Jalan / Ikyu + Official Hotel Website — check all four

Decision Framework for Sunday Night

Recommended for Kansai/regional fans: Staying one night in Tobita-Kyū or Chofu → sightseeing in Shinjuku the next morning → heading home on an afternoon Shinkansen or flight is the "afterglow plan" with the best balance of value and satisfaction.

5 Spots to Enjoy Around Keio Arena TOKYO

Chofu City, where Keio Arena TOKYO is located, is a hidden gem area within 30 minutes of central Tokyo by train, yet packed with nature, shrines, and great food. Perfect for pre-show dining or next-day sightseeing.

1. Ajinomoto Stadium (Adjacent)

A multipurpose stadium with a capacity of approximately 48,000 adjacent to the same grounds as Keio Arena. Home stadium of FC Tokyo and Tokyo Verdy, it may sometimes host J.League matches on the same weekend. Even without watching a match, the plaza around the stadium exterior is a popular spot for commemorative photos.

2. Jindai-ji Temple

Located 20 minutes by bus from Chofu Station / 15 minutes by car from Tobita-Kyū, this is one of the oldest temples in Tokyo. Second in history only to Senso-ji Temple, its Shakyamuni Buddha statue was designated a National Treasure in 2017. More than 20 Jindai-ji soba restaurants line the approach, and a stroll through the temple town alone can fill 2–3 hours.

Recommended Soba Restaurants:

• Yūsui — Stone-ground 100% buckwheat soba, a regular on Tabelog's Top 100
• Aokiya — A long-established restaurant with morning queues. Famous for tempura soba

3. Jindai Botanical Garden

A metropolitan botanical garden adjacent to Jindai-ji Temple. In May, the rose garden is in full bloom with approximately 5,200 roses of about 400 varieties. Day 2, May 10, is likely to fall within the Spring Rose Festival period, making it perfect as a pre-show stroll.

4. Chofu Station Area (Food & Shopping)

Around Chofu Station, major commercial facilities like Parco and Torie Keio Chofu are concentrated. The Tenjin-dori Shopping Street features Kitaro-themed monuments (a nod to Shigeru Mizuki, who lived in Chofu) and is also known as a pilgrimage site for fans of 'GeGeGe no Kitaro'.

Hidden lunch gems for Day 2:

• Rāmen Koike (5-minute walk from Chofu Station) — Niboshi ramen on Tabelog's Top 100
• Théâtre Sundubu (3-minute walk from Chofu Station) — Korean sundubu to get pumped up for the show
• Starbucks, Torie Keio Chofu Building C — Spacious and perfect for pre-show preparation

5. Shinjuku Central Park (A Detour After the Show)

If you're staying in Shinjuku after the show, consider a detour to Shinjuku Central Park + Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck (free) for the night view. May is beautiful with roses and fresh greenery, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government observation room (North Tower open until 23:00, South Tower until 22:00) is the perfect finale for out-of-town fans.

Sample Day Timeline for Day 2 (Kansai Fans)

The plan of visiting Jindai-ji before the show is the royal route that allows you to have plenty of time while maximizing the excitement of a K-POP concert.

Timetable & Travel Plans for Kansai / Out-of-Town Fans

Day 2 is expected to be a Sunday, May 10 late afternoon/evening show, so the two main options are arriving the night before on Saturday or arriving early Sunday morning. Arriving the night before means elevated Saturday accommodation costs from Day 1's afterglow, while Sunday morning arrival carries the risk of travel fatigue and Shinkansen delays.

Shinkansen Schedule (Estimated Based on Typical May 10, 2026 Operations)

For the return, assuming the show ends around 19:00, allowing 50–70 minutes for travel from Tobita-Kyū → Shinjuku → Tokyo Station puts the realistic last viable train around departures from Tokyo Station at 21:00 or later.

• Last Shin-Osaka bound: Nozomi No. 265, departs Tokyo at 21:24 → arrives Shin-Osaka at 23:45
• Hakata direction: last Tokyo departure before 21:00 makes it very difficult to make the last train

Recommended Return Plan with Plenty of Buffer (Strongly Advised)

Returning Monday morning completely eliminates the last train stress:

• Shin-Osaka direction: May 11 (Mon) departs at 6:00 → arrives 8:30 (may be in time for work)
• Hakata direction: May 11 (Mon) departs at 6:00 → arrives 11:00

Day-of Packing Checklist

Essentials (Forget These and You're Stuck)

• QR Ticket (ticket board app) — No screenshots / maximize screen brightness
• Photo ID (original with photo) — Driver's license / My Number Card / Passport
• Portable charger — 5,000mAh or more recommended (for QR ticket)
• MIDZY JAPAN membership card (app) — For presale winners, just in case
• Cash — Some merch vendors prioritize cash payment lanes
• Credit card / IC transport card (Suica / PASMO)

Strongly Recommended

• Binoculars (8–10x) — Essential for stand seats
• Lightstick (MIDZY official) — For unity
• Rain gear (folding umbrella / raincoat) — May showers can come suddenly
• Drinks & light snacks — Lines for in-venue concessions are long
• Wet wipes / hand sanitizer
• Earplugs — Protect your ears from heavy bass performances

Nice to Have

• Light jacket / cardigan — For strong arena air conditioning
• Sweat towel + deodorizing spray
• S-hook — Hang your bag from the chair
• Ziplock bags — For lightstick and sweat management
• Slip-on shoes or sneakers — Lots of stairs to navigate

Cloak & Locker Situation

• Keio Arena TOKYO does not have an official cloak room as a standard (temporary setup may be available for some shows — check in advance)
• Coin lockers at Tobita-Kyū Station will be nearly full on show days (if you arrive after 15:00, expect zero vacancies)
• Coin lockers at Chofu Station (north exit, south exit, underground) are more plentiful — traveling one stop to store luggage there is more reliable
• For heavy packers: lockers at Shinjuku Station or hotel luggage storage is the most reliable option

Contacts & Information Sources for Emergencies

Final Checklist (Day Before the Show)

• Check MIDZY JAPAN official X for same-day schedule / merchandise info
• Confirm QR ticket is visible in the ticket board app (may not appear until after 23:00 the night before)
• Check the weather forecast (Chofu in mid-May is expected to be around 20–25°C)
• Final reconfirmation of round-trip transport reservations
• Binoculars and portable charger fully charged
• Reconfirm meeting location and time with companions (Tobita-Kyū Station is crowded and hard to find each other)

One last thing: Part of the joy of ITZY's nationwide tour is talking about your faves with other fans at the venue. Checking the tag #ITZYinTOKYO #TUNNELVISION on X (Twitter) in advance will help you quickly pick up on-the-day information (merch line congestion, setlist, spoiler avoidance timing). Come fully prepared and dive headfirst into the world of TUNNEL VISION.