The 2026 Ji Chang Wook Japan Tour ~Just Come With~ brings South Korean actor and singer Ji Chang Wook to Japan for four concerts across Osaka and Yokohama in October 2026. The tour celebrates his third anniversary as a major solo artist in Japan and is built around the idea of spending meaningful time together with fans through live music and stage performances. The tour title “Just Come With” carries the message of going together wherever the journey leads, while its initials also form JCW.
The tour takes place at two large indoor concert venues: Grand Cube Osaka Main Hall on October 2 and 3, followed by Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall on October 17 and 18. Each date features one full concert performance, with general reserved seating and a separate VIP upgrade available to eligible fan-club members.
The production is designed as a dedicated Ji Chang Wook concert rather than a multi-artist festival. The program focuses on his music career, live performance and interaction with Japanese fans. Official tour information also describes the 2026 production as an evolved live stage marking his third year as a solo artist in Japan.
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Fans attending the shows can also take part in a four-show sticker rally. Each performance provides a different limited-edition sticker, and fans who attend all four concerts can qualify for a special completion benefit at the final Yokohama show.
The tour also includes a substantial VIP experience. Eligible VIP ticket holders receive designated front-area seating, a pre-show soundcheck viewing opportunity, a special photography session and an exclusive gift. Selected VIP attendees can additionally win a one-to-one Polaroid photography experience with Ji Chang Wook backstage.
The 2026 Ji Chang Wook Japan Tour ~Just Come With~ takes place across four dates in two Japanese cities.
The October 2 Osaka concert opens to general ticket holders at 5:30 PM, with the concert beginning at 6:30 PM. On October 3, general admission begins at 4:00 PM and the concert begins at 5:00 PM.
The Yokohama concerts begin at 5:00 PM on October 17 and 4:00 PM on October 18. The final performance also includes the special four-show completion benefit after the concert for eligible fans who attended all four performances.
The tour is therefore spread over two weekends rather than being held on consecutive days in both cities. This makes it possible for international fans to plan either an Osaka concert trip, a Yokohama concert trip, or a longer itinerary covering both locations.
The tour uses two major indoor concert venues.
Grand Cube Osaka Main Hall
The Osaka performances are held at Grand Cube Osaka, officially the Osaka International Convention Center, at 5-3-51 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka 530-0005, Japan. The venue’s Main Hall is designed for large-scale concerts and cultural events and is located in the Nakanoshima district.
The venue is directly beside Nakanoshima Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line. JR Fukushima Station is approximately 15 minutes away on foot, while Shin-Fukushima Station and Hanshin Fukushima Station are approximately 10 minutes away on foot.
Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall
The Yokohama concerts are held at Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall, 1-1-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0012, Japan. The National Convention Hall has approximately 5,002 seats and is one of the principal large-scale performance and convention venues in the Minato Mirai district.
Pacifico Yokohama is approximately three minutes on foot from Minato Mirai Station and around 12 minutes from Sakuragicho Station. Its waterfront location also places concertgoers close to hotels, restaurants, shopping areas and Yokohama attractions.
This is a solo Japan concert tour rather than a multi-artist festival, so the 2026 lineup consists of one principal performer.
Ji Chang Wook
Ji Chang Wook is the sole announced performing artist for the 2026 Japan Tour ~Just Come With~. The official tour announcement describes him as an actor with an established career across Korean television and film as well as a solo artist who has built an expanding music career in Japan.
No opening act, supporting artist or guest performer has been announced in the official 2026 tour information.
The concert program is therefore centered entirely around Ji Chang Wook’s own stage performance, music and interaction with the audience.
Ji Chang Wook
Ji Chang Wook is the headline and featured artist throughout all four performances. His Japanese music activities have developed alongside his acting career, and 2026 marks the third anniversary of his major solo debut in Japan.
The official promotional concept for ~Just Come With~ emphasizes a warm and relaxed atmosphere, with the tour designed to create the feeling of sharing time together through music. The production is presented as a new stage experience reflecting his development as a solo artist.
The concert is also structured around fan participation beyond the main performance. Limited stickers are distributed at each show, while the VIP program provides additional opportunities to experience the production before the concert itself.
The 2026 tour does not use multiple festival stages. Each performance takes place inside the main concert hall at the relevant venue.
The principal performance areas are:
The VIP seating area is allocated by lottery within the designated VIP section, while the main ticket is a reserved-seat ticket.
The lobby opens several hours before the concert on each date, giving fans time to visit the official merchandise area and photo booth before entering the main performance area. On October 18, the lobby also handles authentication for fans participating in the four-performance completion benefit.
Because this is a solo concert tour, there is one main concert stage at each venue rather than separate music stages.
October 2 – Grand Cube Osaka Main Hall
October 3 – Grand Cube Osaka Main Hall
October 17 – Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall
October 18 – Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall
The organizers state that the concert content is expected to last approximately two hours, although actual timings can change depending on circumstances on the day.
The confirmed 2026 concert start times are:
The VIP soundcheck and photography session is planned for approximately 20 minutes before the main concert. VIP attendees remain inside the venue after this session and can wait for the main performance rather than exiting the auditorium.
The organizers have advised attendees to allow extra time because admission procedures, soundcheck timing and other on-site schedules can change. The official timetable also notes that the end time cannot be guaranteed in advance, so visitors with onward transportation or accommodation arrangements should leave sufficient flexibility.
The confirmed 2026 ticket structure includes general reserved seating and a VIP upgrade.
General reserved seat: approximately $91.37
VIP upgrade: approximately $35.14 additional
General seat plus VIP upgrade: approximately $126.52 total
These dollar amounts are approximate conversions of the official prices using approximately ¥156.50 to US$1. The official general reserved-seat price is ¥14,300, while the VIP upgrade costs an additional ¥5,500, bringing the combined total to ¥19,800.
The general ticket is a reserved seat rather than general admission standing access. One person may purchase up to four tickets per performance during the general sales stage, while earlier fan-club sales had a lower purchase limit.
Children aged four and older require a ticket. Children aged three and under can attend without a ticket only where they do not require their own seat; a paid ticket is required if a separate seat is needed.
The VIP experience is available as an upgrade to a general reserved-seat ticket. It is not a separate standalone admission ticket.
The 2026 VIP upgrade costs approximately $35.14 in addition to the approximately $91.37 general reserved-seat ticket. The combined ticket and upgrade total is approximately $126.52.
VIP benefits include:
For each Osaka performance, 10 VIP attendees are selected for the backstage Polaroid opportunity. For each Yokohama performance, 20 attendees are selected.
VIP upgrades require the purchaser and companion to be members of the official fan club at the time of applying. The upgrade must correspond to the same number of general reserved-seat tickets already purchased.
The tour has specific rules covering admission, photography, luggage, fan goods and interaction with the artist.
The organizers also warn that the performance content and opening or starting times can change without notice.
Grand Cube Osaka
Grand Cube Osaka is located at 5-3-51 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City. The easiest railway connection is Nakanoshima Station on the Keihan Nakanoshima Line, with the station’s Exit 2 immediately beside the convention center.
From JR Fukushima Station, the venue is approximately a 15-minute walk. From JR Shin-Fukushima Station and Hanshin Fukushima Station, the walking time is approximately 10 minutes.
A free shuttle bus also operates between JR Osaka Station and the RIHGA Royal Hotel, which is connected directly to Grand Cube Osaka.
Pacifico Yokohama
Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall is located at 1-1-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama. Minato Mirai Station on the Minato Mirai Line is approximately three minutes away on foot, while Sakuragicho Station is approximately 12 minutes away.
The venue’s central waterfront location also makes it convenient for visitors arriving from Yokohama Station or staying elsewhere in the city.
Public transportation is particularly convenient for both tour venues.
Osaka public transport
Nakanoshima Station is directly beside Grand Cube Osaka. JR Fukushima, JR Shin-Fukushima and Hanshin Fukushima stations also provide walking access. Osaka Metro Awaza Station is approximately 15 minutes away on foot.
The venue also provides access from Osaka Station through the RIHGA Royal Hotel shuttle bus and city-bus services.
Grand Cube Osaka has an underground parking facility with 304 spaces. The published facility rate is approximately $3.26 per hour based on the venue’s ¥510 hourly rate and an exchange rate of ¥156.50 per US$1. Parking hours are listed as 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
Yokohama public transport
Pacifico Yokohama is approximately three minutes from Minato Mirai Station and around 12 minutes from Sakuragicho Station. The venue also has parking facilities, although concert visitors should check current availability and operating conditions before driving.
For both cities, rail travel avoids the uncertainty of concert-day traffic and limited parking capacity.
For the Osaka concerts, Nakanoshima is the most convenient area for staying close to Grand Cube Osaka. The district is also connected to central Osaka by rail and offers hotels and restaurants within easy reach of the venue.
Fukushima is another useful accommodation area because it is within walking distance of the concert hall and provides access to JR and Hanshin railway services.
Umeda is suitable for visitors who want a larger choice of hotels, restaurants and shopping. It is also useful for travelers arriving through Osaka Station and connecting to other parts of Kansai.
For the Yokohama concerts, Minato Mirai offers the closest accommodation to Pacifico Yokohama. The waterfront district contains hotels, restaurants, shopping facilities and attractions, allowing visitors to stay within walking distance of the concert venue.
Sakuragicho and Kannai are additional options. Yokohama Station is useful for travelers who want extensive rail connections and may be combining the concert with trips to Tokyo or other parts of the Kanto region.
Fans attending both Osaka and Yokohama weekends can plan separate hotel stays in each city, avoiding unnecessary long-distance travel on concert days.
The tour is an indoor concert rather than a food festival, so food and beverage options are mainly found around the two venues.
Grand Cube Osaka is located in Nakanoshima, where visitors can find restaurants and cafés in the surrounding business and waterfront district. The venue itself is also connected to the RIHGA Royal Hotel, which provides additional dining facilities.
Pacifico Yokohama is located in Minato Mirai, an area with extensive restaurants, cafés, shopping centers and waterfront dining.
Inside the concert venue, attendees are asked to refrain from eating. Drinks should be kept in capped containers such as plastic bottles.
Because the concert lasts approximately two hours, eating before entering the hall is the most straightforward option. Visitors should also check the latest venue rules if they plan to bring beverages or other refreshments.
Both venues are established large-scale public facilities designed to accommodate concerts, conventions and other major events.
Pacifico Yokohama’s accessibility information identifies wheelchair-accessible seating, accessible elevators, slopes, automatic doors, multipurpose toilets and accessible parking.
Grand Cube Osaka is also a major convention and concert venue with extensive visitor facilities. Visitors requiring specific accessible seating or assistance should contact the venue or event organizer before the performance so arrangements can be confirmed for their individual needs.
Because seating is reserved throughout the main concert, visitors remain in their designated seats rather than needing to stand for the entire performance.
Fans should also consider the limited cloakroom provision. The 2026 event does not provide a dedicated cloakroom, and large luggage cannot be brought into the venue, so accessible storage or luggage arrangements should be made before arrival.
All four performances feature the same principal artist, Ji Chang Wook, so the choice of date is mainly influenced by location, schedule and the special activities connected with individual performances.
The October 2 and October 3 Osaka performances are the first two concerts of the tour. Both Osaka shows have already been officially marked as sold out, although a limited number of equipment-release seats were subsequently offered for sale.
The October 17 and October 18 Yokohama performances are the final two shows. The October 18 performance has additional significance for fans who attend all four concerts because the completion benefit and Ji Chang Wook farewell event take place after that concert.
Fans attending only one performance can therefore choose between the earlier Osaka weekend and the later Yokohama weekend based on their travel plans and ticket availability.
The previous completed Japanese concert tour was the 2025 Ji Chang Wook Japan Tour -Wooki Wooki-. It represented his second Japan concert tour and followed his earlier Japanese concert activities.
The 2025 tour was held across four performances, including concerts at Osaka Festival Hall and Musashino Forest Sport Plaza Main Arena in Tokyo. The tour combined Ji Chang Wook’s music with audience interaction and Japanese-language performance elements.
The 2025 tour also received strong demand, with reporting from Fuji TV noting that the concerts followed a sold-out previous year’s concert and that the 2025 Osaka performances sold out.
The 2026 tour changes the second city from Tokyo to Yokohama while retaining the four-performance format. It also introduces an expanded set of fan benefits, including venue-specific stickers, a four-show completion program and a VIP package featuring soundcheck viewing, photography and an exclusive gift.
The progression from the 2025 Wooki Wooki tour to the 2026 Just Come With tour reflects Ji Chang Wook’s continuing music activities in Japan while maintaining a strong focus on direct fan interaction.
Official 2026 tickets are being sold through Ticket Pia and the authorized sales channels listed by the Ji Chang Wook Japan Official Fanclub.
The standard general reserved-seat ticket costs approximately $91.37. The VIP upgrade costs approximately $35.14, making the total general ticket plus VIP upgrade approximately $126.52. These are approximate USD conversions of the official ticket prices.
The Osaka concerts on October 2 and 3 are officially sold out, although a limited number of equipment-release seats were subsequently made available.
The official Ticket Pia listing currently covers the four-performance period from October 2 through October 18, 2026.
Official tickets: Ticket Pia – Ji Chang Wook 2026 Japan Tour ~Just Come With~ (https://t.pia.jp/pia/event/event.do?eventBundleCd=b2670555)
Official fan club: https://jichangwook.jp/
Fans should use the official Ticket Pia listing or the official fan club for current availability, sales conditions and any last-minute changes to the performances.
Tickets are required for all attendees aged 4 and older, while children aged 3 and under are generally restricted or require their own paid seat depending on specific venue rules.
Strict regulations prohibit all photography, audio recording, and video recording inside the hall, and staff will confiscate devices or remove violators if rules are broken.
Attendees must carry a valid photo identification document matching their ticket details, as random ID checks may be enforced at the entry security checkpoints.
Tickets are strictly non-refundable under any circumstances, including partial or full view obstructions caused by staging structures or specific seat locations.
Reselling tickets through unauthorized secondary markets or auctions is strictly prohibited, and discovery will result in immediate denial of entry for both parties.
Most official merchandise booths accept major credit cards and digital cashless payment options alongside cash, though carrying physical currency is recommended.
Official media crews will operate cameras throughout the venue to record footage for future broadcast or promotional releases, which may occasionally enter your field of vision.
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