Idol Show Tickets for Alice Project Live Concerts in Akihabara
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4.84Great look at idol culture
Reviewed by: Jac, 2019/03/03Decided to watch this after watching Tokyo Idols on Netflix. The girls and their audience were really fascinating to watch :)
It really was exactly as protrayed in the documentary. Didn't stay for the handshake event though :)
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2019/02/28 |
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So much fun!
Reviewed by: West, 2018/11/25What a great experience. It was so much fun to watch the interaction between the crowd and the performers. We really enjoyed the music and the girls are so cute. Some of their lines got great spontaneous laughs, I wish I understood Japanese. This was a highlight of our trip to Tokyo.
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2018/11/19 |
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Sonething different
Reviewed by: Cairns adventurers, 2018/10/30We were keen to check out the show after seeing it profiled on Joanna Lumley's Japan. It definitely delivered on the quirk factor, with mostly middle aged men dressed in cosplay, from Alice in Wonderland to a fairy-winged bowling pin as much of a spectacle as the performers they came to see. The good vibes were infectious and I found myself starting to sing along to the catchy pop lyrics. Each song has its own actions which the audience diligently follow, waving their glow stick when their particular 'idol' sang a solo. It was too much sensory overload to stay for the whole show but we enjoyed the experience.
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2018/10/21 |
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Very good
Reviewed by: Duong, 2018/10/22It was very good and the girl really motivated. They sang and dance very good. There is ambiance. Everybody dance. The drink is good too. I advice
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2018/10/19 |
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Great avenue to access the Japanese otaku culture!
Reviewed by: Fenix, 2018/10/21The concert was entertaining and provided a glimpse into the otaku culture. The fans were as great to watch as the Japanese idols themselves. Each person will get 1,500 yen worth of food coupon, which can be used to redeem about one small snack, one soda and one bottled water.
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2018/10/18 |
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IDOLS + DRINKS. WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR?
Reviewed by: criswalkz, 2018/06/20FIRST OFF
When my friend and I came down to view the show, we had some issues with people at the front desk & the people on the actual floor running the event, they didn't speak any english at all and us being foreigners didn't help but we were able to communicate through the blessed google translator app.
We had a miscommunication on whether or not our tickets were bought already, after 5 minutes of trying to understand each other we finally got in.
Once we got in the concert started right away and man the crowd is LIT AF. The idols performances were outstanding, the crowd knew the dance moves and danced their souls out with their favorite girls on stage, it really made you want to do the same, but we didn't know any of the dances so we just stood their and drank and enjoyed the show!
Afterwards the idols actually come down to the dance floor area where they introduce themselves and also do a Q&A section, we didn't stay for this because we barely knew any japanese.
Also the price point for these tickets are simply too cheap, you're literally paying for admission and like 3 alcoholic drinks or a few snacks. IT'S NUTS! mind you we bought for a weekday show & not the weekend one, so i believe the ticketing is different on weekends, but again, these tickets I feel are waaaay to cheap to even be sold for something so worth experiencing.
PROS
- great performances (aka cute girls on stage)
- j-pop genre
- food is alright (included with voucher)
- drinks (included with voucher)
- affordable experience at $15 - $20 a ticket (USD)
CONS
- no video or photo is allowed at ALL, being a vlogger and not being able to vlog is a total bummer.
- no outdoor drinks, they will search all your bags.
ADD THIS TO YOUR LIST OF THINGS TO DO IN AKIHABARA YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.
PS. hit up a daiso & pick up some glow sticks, you'll understand what I mean when you go!
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Attended as: | Friends |
Activity Date: | 2018/03/23 |
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Great concert. Great communication.
Reviewed by: Brian, 2018/05/10first of all I was impressed by Veltra trying to contact me when there was a time change in the concert. They emailed me, they called my cell phone and when those failed they called my hotel. Great communication.
The Alice Project concert/show was really good and full of energy. The crowd was part of the show as they participated in every song. the girls sang and danced well and seemed to be having fun. We do not having anything like this in the USA so I would recommend it to any visitor to experience Akiba craziness.
The only bad part was no pictures were allowed. Those would be nice to share with folks back home or to even post here.
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2018/05/02 |
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Very entertaining
Reviewed by: TMBT, 2018/01/08Very unique to Japan experience! The performance is entertaining, but not spectacular. The real entertainment is watching the crowd, who know all the songs, dance along, and cheer for their favorite girls. It was great fun to join in!
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2018/01/06 |
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A new experience
Reviewed by: Dex, 2017/10/02This is an amazing evening and really good value. It is not only an insight in to the life of the Japanese male Idol fan but an amazing evening of listening and watching a very talented band of girl singers. The backing music is really cool, rocky and even heavy metal in parts and the girls sing along and perform flawless with such energy. I went with my wife and 19 year old daughter and we all had a great evening with drinks included in price which makes it quite a bargain.
Would recommend this evening to anyone interested in the idol culture in Tokyo
Bought the merch after the gig and also the T shirt:)
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Attended as: | Families |
Activity Date: | 2017/09/08 |
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A Great Deal for a Fun Idol Concert
Reviewed by: Brian H, 2017/10/02This show was both an amazing deal and a lot of fun! The idols were all great, the singing and backing music got me grooving, and everyone there was really into it. I would recommend to anyone in the area.
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Attended as: | Friends |
Activity Date: | 2017/09/27 |
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Great show, good Japanese fun
Reviewed by: Arie, 2017/08/16This was the best night out during my trip in Japan. A show full of energy. The audience plays its own role. Most attendents know all the songs, they know the moves and the yells. It was so much fun. I would definitely recommend this show. And who said Tokyo is expensive? Impossible to find so much fun for so little yen anywhere. Unfortunately no photography allowed during the concert, but a photo could not capture the true atmosphere anyway.
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2017/07/21 |
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Excellent show but do your research!
Reviewed by: Sarah B, 2017/08/13I am very thankful that VELTRA connected me to this Idol show, which I never would have found otherwise! The performers were excellent and the concierge at the entertainment center knew exactly what the VELTRA voucher was. The one thing I would recommend - do some research beforehand, especially if you are going alone. Everyone in the crowd knew a dance routine associated with the performance and changed their glow sticks to specific colors at specific times. I wish I had watched some YouTube videos beforehand because I would have had more fun participating! If you didn't, like me, your voucher covers 2 alcoholic drinks to make you feel a little less like you don't know what you are doing! :D
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2017/08/10 |
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2017/07/11 |
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Extraordinary event
Reviewed by: Rasa, 2017/07/10The show was really special, nothing we had seen before, especially the audience. We were the only foreigners and feel happy to have got an insight to Japanese idol-culture which otherwise would not be possible/available.
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2017/07/06 |
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Lit
Reviewed by: Eddy, 2017/06/26It was a great experience. They were very welcoming to foreigners and the show was great. 10/10 would buy a light up stick and party with old people screaming their heads off for young idols
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Attended as: | Friends |
Activity Date: | 2017/06/16 |
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Enjoying Idols and the people who worship them
Reviewed by: Nordic King, 2017/06/12This is a smaller version of the Idol worship that exist in Japan. They are known as the "underground" idols and the venue is perfect for that! 5-6 girls come out at a time and dans and lipsync and then at a point everyone sits down on the floor to listen to their chit chat. Then next girls comes out.
Great to see the show (all Japanese songs and dancing), but more the experience with the audience! They are part of the show and they know their own chorography very well!
There is alcohol at the venue to make this surreal experience even more fun!
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Attended as: | Friends |
Activity Date: | 2017/05/29 |
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Amazing
Reviewed by: Andon Momk, 2017/05/28Great show, amazing value for money. Would recommend for anyone travelling through Tokyo.
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2017/05/25 |
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Japense Pop that doesn't stop!
Reviewed by: Wolfie, 2017/05/13This is an excellent way to see Japanese girl pop acts. The entertainment is energetic and continuous. You get to see several acts over the course of the show, with little to no wait time between performances.
I chose to go to the afternoon show and it was not very crowded. The audience was made up primarily of men, most of whom appeared to be dropping in for some entertainment after work, seeing as many were in business suits. The crowd was very enthusiastic.
The performance is in a normal sized auditorium in a multi-purpose building. There were tables with chairs (where I sat) at the back and a standing/dancing area in front of the stage. There is a bar on the side, and your ticket includes vouchers for a few drinks.
The venue is not hard to find in the Akihabara neighbourhood. The staff are very polite and welcoming. It is a fun show and for the price, it's a must see for anybody travelling in Japan who enjoys J-Pop music and Akihabara's culture.
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2017/04/20 |
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Interesting!
Reviewed by: Dominique, 2017/01/19This was an interesting and fun experience, and gave us an opportunity to see a part of Japanese culture we wouldn't have seen in another way. The concert featured three performance groups, one after the other, each in a slightly different style. Perhaps the most interesting part though was seeing the fans who had come to support the different idols. They had brought their colored handheld sticks and were cheering along with the songs.
Please note there is a lot of standing--we had spent all day walking so our feet were quite sore at the point the concert started. They were going to be doing a new song the night we were there, so there were quite a few people and the concert went almost 3 hours, all standing. It was worth it in the end, but we would have taken the rest of the day more easy had we known.
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2016/12/30 |
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crazy
Reviewed by: NJM, 2016/11/20This show delivers what it says and more. ..the crowd are passionate and lively. ..impossible not to smile. ..price includes 1500 yen of drinks or food :-)
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Attended as: | Solo Travelers |
Activity Date: | 2016/11/11 |
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Enjoying Idol Culture!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, 2016/08/12Just before the show, we made reservations and were able to go. Since we made the reservation during our trip, the hotel let us print our voucher from their fax machine. That was a little bit difficult.
We like idol groups and so we were really looking forward to it.
The amount of people having the buffet was small, so everyone just ended up ordering instead. However, one of the people there said that if you get the buffet plan, you can see the idols going back and forth during the intermission and say hello to them.
Next time I think we'll get the buffet plan!
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You See Cute Idols and Meet Incredibly Kind Fans
Reviewed by: Traveler, 2016/08/12This was my first experience at an Akihabara idol theatre. It was a much friendlier and fun place than I had imagined.
All of the girls were cute and worked very hard. Even though they might feel tired of performing every day, they really gave their all singing and dancing. When I saw their enthusiasm, I smiled and applauded them.
About the fans. Even though I thought that Akihabara would be full of wota fans doing their crazy enthusiastic wotagei dances, the atmosphere was actually very calm. The fans all seemed to be kind to one another, for example bringing fellow fans who were shy to the front. Everyone had a great time together so I was surprised! Depending on the song, the fans would all face the stage or the center of the concert hall together, moving as one. They weren't pushing each other to reach the front of the stage at all, and instead really enjoyed the show together. It was a great, stress-free atmosphere.
As for me, I thought the purple girl from the "Armor Girls" was cute. I'm looking forward to the group's future activities since I think they could go on to perform in places like Zepp or Saitama Super Arena!
(Translated from Japanese by Veltra.com)
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Girls and dancing sticks!
Reviewed by: Zoe, 2016/05/02Fun, entertaining underground pop idol show. It was interesting to observe how the girls interacted with the audience. There are special dance steps with the light sticks. Worth checking out, if you are interested in the Japanese pop music scene.
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Attended as: | Couples |
Activity Date: | 2016/04/14 |
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Dance along with the idols!
Reviewed by: Ariel, 2014/10/174-5 trendy idol groups were there singing a couple of their original songs and dancing vigorously.
As I thought, “They are real idols, how cute!” people around us were dancing and singing. Their force, quality, dedication, and seriousness met those of the idols.
As a beginner, I felt confused, so I would like to share some rules you should know before going to an idol festival for the first time.
1. Stand up when your idol introduces herself
Seems there is a rule that when a idol introduces herself, the idol will raise her right hand and say 'Hi! I am XXX'. At that time, stand up and call her name
2. Be seated on the floor after the set ends
Idols will introduce themselves during that time.
3. If you want to take a photograph or get a signature, bring your own pen and camera.
After the festival(live show), participants will have some time to talk with the idols. You can also vote for your idol by putting a coin in the idol's ballot box which costs 1500 yen per vote.
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hen the festival ends, maybe you might naturally want to support these idols? It was a precious experience, one you will never forget. It's recommendable not only for boys, but also for girls♪
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Crazy awesome show, the real Akihabara
Reviewed by: MikuMiku, 2014/10/10We were looking for something different to do, and wanted to check out more of the Japanese subculture, so we decided to go to the show.
It was amazing, I had never seen anything similar, it is much more energetic and 'real' than AKB48. We saw 4 groups, including the popular Alice Juban and the Armor Girls. The idols were super cute (although I don'T know what they were saying) and so energetic. The fans are really into it too, although they were so polite! They took turns cheering the girls, and would sit on the ground when they talked!
If you want to experience the real Akihabara, go to this show.
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