How to Display a Support Advertisement Around Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall [2026 Edition]: Costs, Media, and Application Procedures

How to Place a Cheering Ad Around Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall | Costs, Locations, and Procedures For fans who want to place a cheering ad for their favorite artist to coincide with a live performance or concert at Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall, you can place ads on digital signage and ad trucks in the Tenjin and Hakata areas for as little as 30,000 yen and in as little as one week. This article summarizes the types of advertising media available around the venue, estimated costs, and actual application procedures. We will explain everything for first-timers, focusing on the "Oshi-Ad" service, which allows individuals to handle the process. Basic Information on Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall Venue Name Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall Location 1-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka Capacity Approx. 1,800 people (1,208 seats on 1st floor, 384 seats on 2nd floor, 275 seats on 3rd floor) Nearest Station Tenjin Subway Station (Airport Line, Nanakuma Line) Exit 16, approx. 3 min walk / Watanabe-dori Station Direct connection to underground mall Tenjin Chikagai (direct connection from B2F) Main Uses Classical concerts, K-POP acoustic live performances, medium-scale concerts Since it is directly connected to Tenjin Chikagai (underground shopping mall), the flow of visitors becomes a direct contact point for advertisements. On the day of the performance, the number of people circulating around the venue increases significantly, which is an ideal time to maximize the visibility of cheering ads. Places to put cheering ads nearby 🎉 1. Tenjin Area: Large Digital Signage Around the Tenjin intersection, there are multiple large outdoor visions, the largest in Fukuoka. The "TENJIN Premium Screen," a large LED vision above the north ticket gate of Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station, and digital signage within Tenjin Chikagai are among the most highly visible spots in Japan, with 200,000 to 300,000 people passing through daily. Since it is within walking distance of the venue, it can reliably reach fans before and after attending the event. 2. Tenjin Chikagai: Underground Passageway Signage and Pillar Wraps Tenjin Chikagai, which is directly connected from the second basement floor of Acros Fukuoka, has advertising spaces such as digital signage, illuminated advertisements, and pillar advertisements. Even in the rain, it can appeal to many passersby indoors and is a route that all visitors on the day of the performance will surely use. Pinpoint placement coinciding with the performance date is also possible. 3. Hakata Station Area: Inflow Point for Traveling Fans Hakata Station, where Shinkansen and JR lines converge, is the first stop for traveling fans from Kyushu, Kansai, and the Tokyo metropolitan area. By placing advertisements in Hakata Station premises or on outdoor visions in front of the station, you can approach fans before they even arrive at the venue. The experience of "seeing my favorite artist's ad as soon as I arrived in Hakata" can also lead to SNS sharing. 4. Nakasu-Kawabata Area: Downtown Digital Signage The Nakasu-Kawabata area is an entertainment district where many people circulate even at night. It is suitable for appealing to fans who enjoy post-performance celebrations and meals, and multiple contacts such as "seeing that ad again" after a night performance can be expected. Multiple digital signages are scattered mainly around Nakasu-Kawabata Subway Station. 5. Ad Truck: Circulating in Tenjin and Hakata Areas An ad truck is a mobile advertisement that circulates in the Tenjin and Hakata areas, displaying a large advertisement on the side of the vehicle. By having it circulate in the downtown area the day before and on the day of the performance, the advertisement approaches where the fans are, rather than fans waiting for the advertisement. This has the effect of inducing excitement on the day of the live performance and encouraging photo posts on SNS. Estimated Cost of Cheering Ads 💡 Media Type Placement Area Estimated Cost Estimated Duration Digital Signage (Small) Tenjin Chikagai, inside commercial facilities From approx. 30,000 yen From 1 week Digital Signage (Large) Tenjin intersection, in front of Nishitetsu Tenjin Station From approx. 100,000 yen From 1 week Outdoor Vision In front of Hakata Station, Tenjin area From approx. 80,000 yen From 1 week Ad Truck Circulating in Tenjin and Hakata areas From approx. 50,000 yen From 1 day Underground Mall Pillar Wrap / Illuminated Ad Tenjin Chikagai From approx. 50,000 yen From 1 week *Costs are estimates and vary depending on the media, placement period, and size. Oshi-Ad also handles comparative quotes for multiple media. How to Place a Cheering Ad: Steps 1-5 STEP 1: Determine Objective and Budget First, clarify "who it's for, what you want to convey, and what your budget is." For individual placements, it starts from 30,000 yen, and if fans cooperate, utilizing crowdfunding can realistically reach hundreds of thousands of yen. If aiming for placement 1-2 weeks before the performance date, it is safe to apply at least 2-3 weeks in advance. STEP 2: Choose Media and Area Decide where around the venue to place the ad. The optimal media varies depending on the objective: "reach traveling fans" calls for the Hakata Station area, "reach all local fans" for Tenjin Chikagai/large signage, and "stand out on the day" for ad trucks. Oshi-Ad's website allows you to compare the features of each media. STEP 3: Prepare the Design If using official artist photos, it is necessary to comply with the agency's guidelines. Oshi-Ad also provides support for checking agency guidelines. If design is difficult, you can utilize templates or consult for design production services. STEP 4: Apply with Oshi-Ad Select the media from https://app.oshi-ad.com, enter the placement content, period, and ad data, and apply. Both individuals and corporations can apply, and credit card payment is accepted. STEP 5: Placement and Event Day After placement begins, you will receive photos from the site. Sharing them on social media with other fans will further spread the circle of support. For ad trucks, video recordings of the driving route are also possible. For fans who want to collaborate: Crowdfunding Feature ✨ If "you don't have enough budget alone" or "want to celebrate your favorite artist with all the fans," Oshi-Ad's crowdfunding feature can help. Participate from 500 yen per share 10% fee (lowest in the industry) Placement when target amount is reached, full refund if not Share on fan community SNS or DMs to gather participants Even large-scale advertisements that are difficult for individuals to arrange, such as large billboards in the Tenjin area or simultaneous placement on multiple media, can be realized by combining the power of fans. What is Oshi-Ad? Oshi-Ad is a service that allows individuals to place advertisements such as digital signage for their favorite artists, starting from approximately 30,000 yen. It is operated by Curio Co., Ltd. Individuals can apply (no corporate contract required) Placement can start in as little as 1 week Supports multiple media including digital signage, outdoor visions, and ad trucks Crowdfunding feature available (from 500 yen per share, 10% fee) Agency guideline verification support available Unlike competing services like Cheering Ad, which primarily focus on station posters, Oshi-Ad is characterized by a short lead time and the ability to place digital signage at individual price points. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1. Can individuals apply for cheering ads? Yes, Oshi-Ad accepts applications from individuals. There is no need for a corporate contract or to go through an agency; you can apply directly through the website. Budgets start from approximately 30,000 yen. Q2. Can I make it work even a week before the performance? Depending on the media, placement is possible in as little as one week. However, popular media and peak performance seasons may see slots filled, so we recommend applying 2-3 weeks in advance if possible. Please contact us first. Q3. Can I use the artist's photos? The use of photos is subject to the guidelines of the artist's agency. The handling of official photos and photos taken by fans varies by artist. Oshi-Ad offers support for checking guidelines, so please feel free to consult us if you have any questions. Q4. What happens if the funds raised through crowdfunding do not reach the target? Oshi-Ad's crowdfunding also offers an All-or-Nothing option. If the target amount is not reached, a full refund will be issued to all participants. Please confirm the details at the time of application. Q5. Can I place ads in locations other than the Tenjin/Hakata area? Yes, Oshi-Ad supports media nationwide. In addition to Fukuoka City, it is possible to simultaneously place ads both in the departure locations of traveling fans (such as Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya) and around the venue. Summary: Make your favorite artist's stage debut in Acros Fukuoka even more special with an ad 🎊 Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall is located right in the heart of Tenjin, an area with extremely high ad exposure opportunities. By combining the direct routes of Tenjin Chikagai, the large digital signage at Tenjin intersection, and the influx of traveling fans at Hakata Station, you can convey your love for your favorite artist to all fans attending the venue. Even if you're a first-timer with no idea where to start, Oshi-Ad will support you from application to placement. First, check the media and costs on the Oshi-Ad website. 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