How to Place Support Ads Around Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka [2026 Edition]: Costs, Media, and Application Procedures
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How to place a cheering ad around Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka
If you want to place a cheering ad for your favorite idol around Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka, digital signage, which can be posted in as little as one week starting from about 30,000 yen, is one option. For those who want to express their celebratory feelings in conjunction with a live show or concert, we have put together an easy-to-understand guide from media information by area to the application process.
Basic Information about Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka
Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka is a multi-purpose dome located at 2-2-2 Jigyohama, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City. In addition to baseball (home ground of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks), it is also used for large-scale concerts and events. The maximum capacity during concerts ranges from approximately 50,000 to 52,500 people, making it one of the largest venues in Japan.
Nearest Station and Access
- Get off at "Tojinmachi Station" on the Fukuoka City Subway Kuko Line, approximately a 15-minute walk
- Nishitetsu Bus: Direct buses from Hakata Bus Terminal/Tenjin Bus Terminal to the Dome (on event days)
- From Tenjin Station, it's about a 5-minute subway ride to Tojinmachi Station
As dome visitors pass through the Tenjin, Hakata, and Tojinmachi areas, cheering ads placed in these areas tend to be highly visible to concert-goers from out of town.
Types and Costs of Cheering Ads
There are several types of cheering ads, and the appropriate medium varies depending on the area and budget. The estimated costs and features of the five main types are summarized below.
| Media Type | Reference Price (Estimate) | Estimated Posting Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Signage | From approx. 30,000 yen | From 1 week | Shortest lead time, easy for individuals to apply, main medium |
| Outdoor Vision | From approx. 100,000 yen | From 1 week | Large visions concentrated in the Tenjin/Hakata entertainment districts. High visibility. |
| Ad Truck | From approx. 150,000 yen | 1 day to several days | Mobile advertising running around the venue. Effective for building excitement on the day of the live show. |
| Station Poster | From approx. 100,000 yen/7 days | From 7 days | Posted at stations like Tojinmachi and Tenjin. High reach to commuters and students. |
| Banner Flag | From approx. 30,000 yen | From event day | Posted around live/festival venues. A medium directly connected to fan experience. |
Prices are estimates only. They vary depending on the medium, posting location, and period. Oshi Ad allows you to check actual media information and costs before applying.
Main Cheering Ad Spots Around Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka
The following three areas, which are along the movement path of dome visitors, are the main spots for cheering ads.
Tenjin Area
Fukuoka's largest downtown area. Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station and Tenjin Subway Station are concentrated here, making it Fukuoka's busiest advertising district with a large number of daily passengers. There is a rich selection of media options, including digital signage, large outdoor visions, and in-station posters. Many fans eat and shop in Tenjin before and after live shows, so high exposure to out-of-town visitors can be expected.
Hakata Area
This area is centered around JR Hakata Station, the gateway for Shinkansen and highway buses. It is a terminal that fans traveling from all over Japan are sure to pass through, and direct buses to the dome also operate from Hakata Bus Terminal. If you aim to reach out-of-town fans, the Hakata area is effective.
Tojinmachi Area
This area is where Tojinmachi Station, the closest subway station to the dome, is located. On the day of a live show, many fans pass through Tojinmachi Station, so cheering ads can be seen close to the venue. The characteristic of the Tojinmachi area is that seeing an ad on the day when excitement is high makes it easier to convey your love for your idol.
How to Place a Cheering Ad
Many people feel that "cheering ads seem difficult," but the process is simple when broken down. You can proceed with the following 5 steps:
Step 1: Determine Purpose and Budget
Clearly define who the ad is for and what occasion it celebrates. Once the purpose is decided (e.g., birthday, debut anniversary, live show celebration), it becomes easier to calculate the posting period in reverse. If you are placing it individually, a budget of 30,000 yen or more is a guide. If you want to pool funds with other fans, you can use the crowdfunding function (from 500 yen per share).
Step 2: Select Media and Area
Choose which area (Tenjin, Hakata, or Tojinmachi) and which medium (digital signage, outdoor vision, ad truck, etc.) to use. Consider your budget, lead time, and the movement paths of your target fans when making your selection.
Step 3: Prepare Creative (Images/Videos) for Posting
Prepare creative content using photos, illustrations, and messages of your idol. Each medium has size regulations, so checking them in advance will ensure a smoother process. Oshi Ad also provides support for standard format guidance.
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