What this is
A paid fan meet-and-greet format where attendees get a one-on-one photo taken alongside members of Ramune Shotengai, a Japanese idol group, timed to celebrate the launch of their 1st tour and a cinema-and-popcorn themed concept. Two-shot photo sessions are a staple of Japanese idol culture — brief, ticketed, and highly structured encounters that fans collect like trading cards. The cinema and popcorn theme suggests costume or set dressing tied to the tour's visual concept.
Who should go
Existing fans of Ramune Shotengai who want a physical memento and close-up access to the group. This is a niche idol fan event with essentially no casual drop-in appeal.
Good to know
Tickets for two-shot photo sessions in Japanese idol culture are typically sold through the group's official fan club or dedicated ticketing platforms such as eplus.jp or pia.jp — check the official Ramune Shotengai channels for purchase details. Foreign credit cards may not be accepted on all idol-specific ticketing sites, so having a Japanese payment method or using convenience store pickup at Lawson or FamilyMart is advisable. Sonpo Kaikan Grand Conference Room is a mid-sized conference venue in Shinjuku, suited to structured fan event formats with queuing lanes. Arrive early as two-shot sessions run on strict timed slots — late arrivals typically forfeit their turn. Photography outside your designated session slot is usually prohibited.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.