ILLIT Closes Out Its Japan Tour With Three Nights at Toyota Arena Tokyo
ILLIT wraps the Japan leg of its "PRESS START" tour with a three-night residency at Toyota Arena Tokyo, running Thursday through Sunday and marking the group's largest concert run in the country to date.
The five members - Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee and Iroha - arrive in Tokyo after two nights at Glion Arena Kobe on July 18 and 19, the tour's prior stop. The Toyota Arena dates close out the Japan run entirely before the tour moves to the U.S. next month.
Tour dates:
July 23 (Thursday) - Toyota Arena Tokyo - doors 5 p.m. JST
July 25 (Saturday) - Toyota Arena Tokyo - doors 3:30 p.m. JST
July 26 (Sunday) - Toyota Arena Tokyo - doors 3:30 p.m. JST
Tickets:
ILLIT LIVE 'PRESS START' in Japan - official tour site: Primary source for entry requirements and any remaining availability across all three Tokyo dates
Lawson Ticket (L-tike): BELIFT LAB's official update confirms this is now the sole channel for additional Tokyo ticket releases following the stage plan's finalization
Buyers without a Japanese SIM should confirm overseas purchase options directly through BELIFT LAB's official channels before attempting third-party or resale platforms
BELIFT LAB has not announced whether the July 26 closing show will differ in setlist or production from the two nights preceding it. The Toyota Arena run is ILLIT's first stop at the venue since debuting in Japan.
After Tokyo, ILLIT heads to Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles for three shows Aug. 14-16, followed by Hong Kong's AsiaWorld-Expo Aug. 22-23. The group also has a Toyosu PIT date and a LuckyFes 2026 festival slot in Hitachinaka in early August, both in Japan, ahead of the U.S. leg.
The three-night Toyota Arena booking is a step up in scale from ILLIT's earlier Japan stops this tour, which included a single-night show at Fukuoka SunPalace on June 30 before the two-night Kobe run. Toyota Arena Tokyo holds roughly 10,000 for a full arena configuration, giving BELIFT LAB three chances to sell out the venue rather than one.
International fans planning to attend should note that Japanese arena ticketing frequently requires a domestic phone number for both purchase and entry verification, which is why the tour's official channels remain the safer starting point over general resale marketplaces for anyone booking from overseas.
