Tickets for the 2019 Rugby World Cup will be made available to people living in Fukuoka Prefecture from March 19 to April 12. Japan will host the competition from September to November next year, marking the first time that rugby’s showpiece event will be staged in Asia. During the tournament, three matches will take place at Fukuoka’s Level 5 Stadium. Residents of the prefecture are eligible to enter a special lottery in which selected winners can purchase tickets to see some of the world’s best rugby players compete in the tournaments round-robin stage. Source: https://yokanavi.com/news/117538/, 3/13/2018
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Matches to be played at the Level 5 Stadium
• 9/26/2019 (Thu.) 16:45 (kick-off) Italy vs TBC (play-off winner)
• 10/2/2019 (Wed.) 16:45 (kick-off) France vs America
• 10/12/2019 (Sat.) 19:45 (kick-off) Ireland vs TBC (play-off winner)
Application method
All tickets will be sold through the 2019 Rugby World Cup (Japan) Official Ticket Site. Visit the official site, then log-in and apply.
• Eligible applicants: Fukuoka Prefecture residents *registered ticket ID is required to apply
• Application period: 3/19 (Mon.) 10:00 ~ 4/12 (Thu.) 23:59
• Announcement of lottery results: 4/26 (Thu.)
• Payment period: 4/26 (Thu.) ~ 5/5 (Sat.) *payments can be made by credit card or at a convenience store.
• Ticket website
• https://tickets.rugbyworldcup.com/faq.html (inquires)
Ticket prices
• 9/26/2019 (Thu.) 16:45 (kick-off) Italy vs TBC (play-off winner)
Category A ¥15,000, Category B ¥10,000, Category C ¥6,000 (child ¥2,000), Category D ¥3,000 (child ¥1,000)
• 10/2/2019 (Wed.) 16:45 (kick-off) France vs America
Category A ¥15,000, Category B ¥10,000, Category C ¥6,000 (child ¥2,000), Category D ¥3,000 (child ¥1,000)
• 10/12/2019 (Sat.) 19:45 (kick-off) Ireland vs TBC (play-off winner)
Category A ¥20,000, Category B ¥15,000, Category C ¥10,000 (child ¥5,000), Category D ¥5,000 (child ¥2,500)
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