A New Tokyo Nightlife Staple! Experience Roppongi’s Hottest Entertainment Show at Super Spark Tokyo

Super Spark Tokyo offers four plans plus an optional add-on.
The prices and plan details are as follows.

There are two ways to buy tickets: reserving online or purchasing at the venue.
Because the venue is often sold out on the day of your visit, reserving online in advance is recommended.

Online reservations are available until 5:00 pm on the day.
Select the date, the part you want to watch (Part 1-Part 3), the number of people, and your seats, then submit your reservation.
Payment is by credit card only.
After reserving, a reservation confirmation email will be sent to the email address you registered, so check the details.

If you visit without a reservation, confirm seat availability and purchase at the reception desk on Basement Level 1 of the building.
Payment can be made in cash, by credit card, or via PayPay.

At Super Spark Tokyo, you can enjoy a wide range-from cool styles to cute styles to Japan-inspired production-so you can discover a fresh stage each time you visit.
On some days, you may even see pole dancing or a challenging martini performance, and you’re sure to be captivated by the professional performances.
The lineup is announced in advance on Instagram and X.

The biggest appeal of Super Spark Tokyo is how incredibly close you are to the dancers.
They may even dance on the audience’s sofa seats, so you can feel their expressions and even their breathing.
You cannot experience this kind of distance elsewhere, and it creates an immersive feeling that draws you in.

During the show, audience members may be invited up on stage.
Thrilling production, such as a heart-pounding scene with a paper bag over your head or moments where you are approached with sweet lines, is popular.
It seems that staff approach guests at random before the show begins to invite them onto the stage.
If someone speaks to you, join in and try a memorable experience.

When you enter, you receive drink tickets, then order your preferred drink at the bar counter at the back of the venue.
Menus are available in Japanese, English, and Chinese, so you can feel at ease.

If you have a favorite performer, giving them tips labeled “BERRY” lets you enjoy a longer time interacting during the social portions.
You can also use purchased tips as a gift of a drink for performers (2,000 BERRY can be exchanged for one drink).
If you hand over a drink and toast together, it should become an even more special time.
There are various types of tips available depending on the amount.
You can choose to match how you want to enjoy it, such as panel tips (300 BERRY), tip buckets (100 BERRY), and giant buckets (1,000 BERRY).
Enjoy interactions with performers to the fullest, whether chatting, taking photos together, or getting autographs.
If you run out of tips, you can also purchase more by speaking to staff.
Staff will guide you after the show ends, so feel free to ask at that time.

You can take both photos and videos, and posting on social media is also welcome.
However, for some acts, a banner will appear in advance indicating that filming is prohibited, so be sure to follow it when that happens.
The no-filming acts are more intense than shows where filming is allowed.
The details are something to look forward to on the day of your visit.

Because the show is so close, it can be easy to misunderstand, but touching their bodies or asking for contact information is prohibited.
By keeping proper boundaries, everyone can enjoy the experience with peace of mind.

Please avoid actions that bother other guests, such as standing up from your seat and leaning toward the stage while watching.
You also cannot change seats, so enjoy the show from the seat you chose until the end.

This time slot is perfect for first-time visitors or those who want to enjoy a light dose of entertainment.
You can take your time enjoying the show in a calm atmosphere.
Also, because the show ends at 8:15 pm, another plus is that you can enjoy dinner around Roppongi afterward.

This is when the atmosphere becomes even more glamorous.
Compared with Part 1, the mood in the audience heats up, and it becomes easier to get naturally energized.
With both dancers and guests relaxed, it is recommended for people who want to feel the venue’s overall sense of unity.

Only Part 3 adds live band performance, making the entire show even more powerful.
It is recommended for people who want to feel the immersive sensation of being surrounded by sound.
Because it is the most popular time slot, advance reservation is essential.

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