How to Display a Fan Ad Near Tokyo Dome City Hall [2026 Edition]: Costs, Media, and Application Procedures

To those who want to place a cheering advertisement for their favorite idol at Tokyo Dome City Hall A live concert has been decided at Tokyo Dome City Hall. When you want to do something for your idol, a cheering advertisement is one of the best ways to "give form to your fan's feelings." With ads now available from approximately ¥30,000 and in as little as one week, it's easier than ever for individuals to take on this challenge. This guide compiles information for first-timers on areas and types of media where cheering advertisements can be placed around Tokyo Dome City Hall, approximate costs, and specific application procedures. Tokyo Dome City Hall Basic Information Item Content Official Name Tokyo Dome City Hall Location 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Capacity Approx. 3,000 people Nearest Stations Suidobashi Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line, Toei Mita Line) / Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Namboku Line) Main Uses K-POP live concerts, concerts, large events Tokyo Dome City Hall is known as a venue where many K-POP artists hold concerts in Japan. It is within walking distance from both Suidobashi Station and Korakuen Station, and is an area where many fans gather for live performances. By placing cheering advertisements in the surrounding area on the day of a performance, it can become a grand celebratory message visible to all attending fans. Places to Place Cheering Advertisements Around Tokyo Dome City Hall Around the venue, there are several advertising media that align with the flow of fans. Choose according to your purpose, budget, and display period. 1. Suidobashi/Korakuen Area (Closest to the Venue, Most Effective) Digital signage within Suidobashi Station and outdoor visions within Tokyo Dome City are areas that fans attending live performances will definitely pass through. These media have the highest reach to fans attending on the day of the performance. Tokyo Dome City has multiple vision screens, including a large vision screen at Gate 25 Plaza. 2. Ikebukuro Area (Large Commercial Area, Multi-Media Deployment) Ikebukuro, which is directly accessible from Suidobashi, is a large commercial area where many K-POP fans gather. Digital signage within Ikebukuro Station and outdoor visions around the station can broadly reach fans traveling before and after live performances. It is also possible to deploy multiple media in combination. 3. Akihabara/Ochanomizu Area (Transportation Hub, Commercial Cluster) The Akihabara and Ochanomizu areas, 1-2 stops from JR Suidobashi Station on the Sobu Line, are regions where otaku culture and idol fan activities are deeply rooted. Ochanomizu also has vertical digital signage at the Tokyo Metro ticket gates, through which many young fans pass. Advertising effects can be expected even in locations further from the live venue. 4. Ad Trucks (Circulating in Bunkyo Ward/Chiyoda Ward Area) Ad trucks are mobile advertisements equipped with LED visions on their bodies. By having them drive around Tokyo Dome City and Suidobashi on the day of the performance, they can directly reach fans heading to the venue. They can cover a wide area, as circulation routes can be set to include the Jimbocho and Ochanomizu areas. 5. Shibuya/Shinjuku Area (Wide Dissemination, SNS Appeal) Large visions around Shibuya Scramble Crossing and in front of Shinjuku Alta are media with high virality on social media. By placing ads several days before the performance date, more fans will post on social media saying "There's a cheering ad!", which also leads to online buzz. Estimated Costs (by Media Type) Media Type Example Area Estimated Cost Estimated Period Digital Signage (Station Premises) Suidobashi Station, Korakuen Station, Ikebukuro Station Approx. ¥30,000~ 1 week~ Outdoor Vision (Tokyo Dome City) Various locations in Tokyo Dome City Hundreds of thousands of yen~ 1 week~ Station Poster Around Suidobashi Station, Korakuen Station Approx. ¥100,000~ 1 week~ Ad Truck (with LED Vision) Bunkyo Ward, Chiyoda Ward, around Suidobashi Hundreds of thousands of yen~ 1 day~ Large Outdoor Vision (Shibuya, Shinjuku) Around Shibuya Scramble, Shinjuku Hundreds of thousands to millions of yen 1 week~ ※ Costs vary depending on the media, duration, and creative size. Oshi Ad offers digital signage that individuals can easily apply for, starting from approximately ¥30,000. How to Place a Cheering Advertisement (Step-by-Step Guide) For those placing a cheering advertisement for the first time, here are 5 steps from application to display. STEP 1: Determine Purpose and Budget First, clarify "whose celebration," "how much," and "when you want to display it." If you want to display it on the day of a performance, it's ideal to complete the application at least 1-2 weeks before the performance. Some media allow display in as little as one week, but popular media get booked quickly. STEP 2: Choose Media and Area If you want to "directly reach fans attending the live show," signage in the Suidobashi/Korakuen area is ideal. If you want to "spread buzz on social media," you can consider large visions in Shibuya/Shinjuku. If your budget is limited, it is recommended to start with small to medium-sized digital signage, which is easier for individuals to apply for. STEP 3: Prepare Creative (Images/Videos) Each media has specified sizes and formats. Since these vary by media (e.g., JPG, PNG, MP4), check the specifications before applying. If using official images of your idol, it is important to confirm the agency's guidelines in advance. Oshi Ad also provides support for checking agency guidelines. STEP 4: Complete Application and Payment With Oshi Ad, you can complete the application by entering the necessary information on the service website (app.oshi-ad.com). Both individuals and corporations can apply, and it's also possible for multiple people to share costs through crowdfunding. STEP 5: Display and Confirm Once displayed, take photos and videos on-site and post them on social media. By using hashtags like "#CheeringAd" and "#BirthdayAd," you can expect to spread the word within the fan community. Support Your Idol with Friends through Crowdfunding When you're worried about the cost alone, Oshi Ad's crowdfunding feature is convenient. Since you can participate from as little as ¥500 per share, fans can share the cost to achieve larger media and longer display periods. Crowdfunding fees are only 10% (industry's lowest level) From project creation to donation reception, everything is completed online Refunds available if the target amount is not reached Automatically generated project page that is easy to share on social media to gather supporters Launching a "cheering ad crowdfunding" project before a K-POP artist's live performance to create excitement has become a standard fan activity. Please try it before a performance at Tokyo Dome City Hall. What is Oshi Ad? Oshi Ad is a service that allows individuals to place digital signage and other advertisements for their idols, starting from approximately ¥30,000. It is operated by Curio Inc. Individuals can apply: No corporate contract required. Individuals can apply directly. Display in as little as 1 week: Short lead time, can respond to sudden live concert announcements. From approximately ¥30,000: Digital signage can be placed at individual price ranges. Crowdfunding feature included: Fans can pool funds from ¥500 per share. Agency guideline confirmation support available: Peace of mind for first-timers regarding rules for using official images, etc. Unlike Cheering Ad (which primarily focuses on station advertisements), Oshi Ad prioritizes short lead times and the ability for individuals to apply, mainly for signage. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1. Can individuals place cheering advertisements? Yes, you can. Oshi Ad is a service that allows individual fans to apply. No corporate registration is required; simply fill in the necessary information on the service website to complete your application. Q2. Can advertisements be displayed on the day of the Tokyo Dome City Hall performance? This depends on the media and timing of your application. The media handled by Oshi Ad can be displayed in as little as one week, but popular performance dates book up quickly. Please contact us as soon as possible once your performance date is decided. Q3. Can multiple people split the cost? Yes, you can. Oshi Ad's crowdfunding feature allows multiple fans to participate from as little as ¥500 per share. You can also share your project on social media to gather supporters. Q4. Is it okay to use pictures/images of my idol? When using official images of artists, it is necessary to check the agency's guidelines in advance. Oshi Ad also provides support for confirming agency guidelines. Please feel free to consult us if you have any concerns. Q5. What happens if the crowdfunding target amount is not reached? If the target amount is not reached, the funds you contributed will be refunded. Details can be found on Oshi Ad's service website. Summary: Let's Boost Tokyo Dome City Hall Live Shows with Cheering Advertisements Tokyo Dome City Hall is a venue where many artists, including K-POP artists, gather. There are a variety of advertising media available in the surrounding area, from Suidobashi/Korakuen to Ikebukuro/Akihabara. Cheering advertisements are an act of "giving form to your love for your idol" and can also deepen the connections among fans. Now that individuals can place ads starting from approximately ¥30,000 and in as little as one week, please consider expressing your feelings for your idol in this way. You can check Oshi Ad's project list and media details on the service website below. Check out app.oshi-ad.com Related guides and advertising spaces First-time guide: costs, application, and placement process Browse advertising spaces by area and media type Browse all cheering-ad guides and articles Ask us about your preferred date, area, and budget

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