2026 ONF FANMEETING IN JAPAN : Autumn Picnic

• September 26, 2026
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• September 27, 2026
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What to expect in 2026

2026 ONF FANMEETING IN JAPAN : Autumn Picnic is a two-day K-pop fan meeting bringing ONF to Tokyo on September 26 and 27, 2026. The event will take place at Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater Dream Hall in Fuchu, Tokyo, with two sessions scheduled on each day. The concept centers on an autumn picnic, giving the event a seasonal theme while combining live music, conversation, games and fan-participation activities.

ONF is a six-member South Korean boy group consisting of HYOJIN, E-TION, SEUNGJUN, WYATT, MINKYUN and U. The group debuted in South Korea in 2017 and has developed a reputation for combining polished performances with a broad range of musical styles. U is the group’s Japanese member.

Unlike a conventional concert that focuses primarily on a long sequence of songs, Autumn Picnic is designed specifically as a fan meeting. The official announcement describes a combination of live performances, talk segments, games and fan-participation corners, giving attendees opportunities to see the members in a more relaxed and interactive format.

The autumn picnic concept is expected to influence the atmosphere of the event, with the organizers describing the two-day gathering as an opportunity for ONF and their Japanese fans, known as FUSE, to create special autumn memories together.

Each performance will be held in the 2,027-seat Dream Hall, providing a traditional seated theater environment rather than the standing format used for some K-pop live-house concerts. The venue features a large proscenium stage and is equipped for concerts, musicals, dance and other stage productions.

Attendees will also receive a random unreleased photocard as a standard visitor benefit. Upgrade ticket holders receive additional benefits, including priority entry, a send-off event after each performance, a complete set of unreleased photocards, and opportunities to win signed posters and signed chekis.

Event dates

The fan meeting takes place across two consecutive days, with two performances scheduled on each day.

• Saturday, September 26, 2026
• Sunday, September 27, 2026
• Venue: Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater Dream Hall
• City: Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan

Each day has two performances:

• First session: Doors open at 12:30, performance begins at 13:00
• Second session: Doors open at 17:30, performance begins at 18:00

This means the event offers four performances in total across the two-day Tokyo engagement.

Because each performance is separately ticketed, fans can attend one session, multiple sessions or all four performances depending on their tickets and availability.

The organizer has noted that performance content, opening times and start times may change at short notice. Ticket holders should therefore check the latest official announcements before attending.

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Venue & festival site

The event will be held at Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater, specifically the Dream Hall, in Fuchu City, western Tokyo.

Venue: Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater Dream Hall

Address: 1-2 Asamacho, Fuchu, Tokyo 183-0001, Japan

The theater complex includes three principal halls: Dream Hall, Vienna Hall and Furusato Hall. Dream Hall is the largest, with approximately 2,027 seats and a stage designed for concerts, classical performances, theater, dance, musicals and other productions.

The theater’s Dream Hall has a proscenium stage approximately 20 meters wide and 19 meters deep, providing substantial space for the lighting, screens and choreography required for a K-pop fan meeting.

The venue is located in a quieter part of Fuchu rather than central Tokyo, but it has straightforward railway access. Higashi-Fuchu Station on the Keio Line is approximately a seven-minute walk away.

The theater’s location also makes it possible to combine the fan meeting with a wider Tokyo itinerary. Visitors can stay in Fuchu for convenience or choose central Tokyo accommodation and travel to the venue by train.

Full lineup

The full announced lineup consists of ONF.

ONF

The six members of ONF are:

• HYOJIN
• E-TION
• SEUNGJUN
• WYATT
• MINKYUN
• U

ONF debuted in August 2017 under WM Entertainment. The group’s name combines the contrasting concepts of “ON” and “OFF,” reflecting the idea of bringing different personalities, talents and skills together as one group.

The official profile identifies HYOJIN as a vocalist and leader, E-TION as a vocalist, SEUNGJUN as a vocalist, dancer and leader, WYATT as a rapper and dancer, MINKYUN as a vocalist and rapper, and U as a dancer and Japanese member.

No separate guest artist, opening act or supporting performer has been announced for Autumn Picnic.

Headliners & featured artists

ONF

ONF is both the headline act and the central focus of the entire fan meeting.

The group has built its identity around a mixture of vocal performance, rap, choreography and concept-driven releases. Their Japanese activities have also included previous fan meetings, concerts and other appearances.

The official ONF Japan profile notes that the group held its first Japanese fan meeting in 2018, before its Japanese debut, attracting approximately 2,000 fans.

The 2026 Autumn Picnic event continues ONF’s relationship with Japanese FUSE through a format that places greater emphasis on interaction than a standard concert.

The event announcement specifically promises live performances alongside talk, games and fan-participation segments. This means the members are expected to appear in both performance-focused and more relaxed conversational settings.

No individual member is listed as a separate featured artist, and there is no announced special guest.

Stages & performance areas

Autumn Picnic is not structured as a multi-stage festival. All four performances will take place inside the main Dream Hall auditorium at Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater.

Main performance stage

The main stage will be used for ONF’s live performances, group choreography, musical numbers and other programmed portions of the fan meeting.

Dream Hall’s proscenium configuration gives the production a traditional theater layout, with the audience seated in fixed rows facing the stage. The hall has approximately 2,027 seats.

Talk and fan-interaction area

Talk segments and fan-participation activities will take place on the main stage. The exact arrangement of chairs, tables, props or other elements has not been announced.

Game and activity area

The organizers have confirmed that games will form part of the fan-meeting program. Specific games and their formats have not yet been published.

Send-off area

Upgrade ticket holders will receive an invitation to a send-off event after each performance. The exact location and procedure will be communicated to eligible ticket holders by the organizer.

Stage-by-stage schedule

There is one principal performance area rather than multiple stages.

Dream Hall Main Stage

The main stage will host the complete Autumn Picnic program. The official announcement confirms that the fan meeting will combine live performances, talk segments, games and fan-participation activities.

The detailed order of these sections has not been officially published. The organizer has not released a complete stage-by-stage running order or song-by-song setlist.

A likely fan-meeting structure may include an opening performance followed by introductions, talk segments, games, audience interaction and additional live stages, but these elements should not be treated as the confirmed running order until the official program is released.

Fan interaction segments

Fan-participation activities are an important part of the Autumn Picnic concept. These may involve group games or other interactive elements, but the exact activities remain subject to the official program.

Send-off activity

Upgrade ticket holders are invited to a send-off event following each performance. This is an additional post-show experience and is separate from the main stage program.

Set times

The confirmed performance schedule is:

• September 26, 2026 – First session: Doors 12:30, show 13:00
• September 26, 2026 – Second session: Doors 17:30, show 18:00
• September 27, 2026 – First session: Doors 12:30, show 13:00
• September 27, 2026 – Second session: Doors 17:30, show 18:00

The exact duration of each fan meeting has not been officially announced.

The organizer has confirmed that opening and performance times may be changed if necessary. Ticket holders should therefore check the latest official event information shortly before their selected session.

There is also no officially published song-by-song setlist at the time of writing. The event should be viewed as a complete fan-meeting program rather than a conventional concert with a publicly announced setlist.

Ticket types

The principal ticket is a reserved-seat general ticket.

General reserved seat

The general ticket price is approximately US$81.79, based on the announced price of ¥12,800 and an approximate exchange rate of ¥156.5 per US$1.

General ticket holders receive:

• Reserved seating
• Admission to the selected performance
• One random unreleased photocard

Each performance has its own ticket, so attending multiple sessions requires tickets for the corresponding performances.

Same-day ticket

A same-day ticket may be offered if applicable.

The announced same-day price is approximately US$88.82, based on ¥13,900 at the same approximate exchange rate. This price applies only if same-day tickets are made available by the organizer.

Children under school age are not permitted to enter. Children of school age and older require tickets.

VIP & premium options

The event does not use a traditional VIP ticket name. Instead, fans can upgrade an eligible general ticket through the designated upgrade-ticket system.

Upgrade ticket

The upgrade costs approximately US$25.56, based on ¥4,000 and an approximate exchange rate of ¥156.5 per US$1.

The upgrade is available only to fans who have already purchased an eligible general ticket.

Upgrade benefits include:

• Priority entry through a dedicated upgrade-ticket lane
• Invitation to the send-off event after each performance
• Complete set of unreleased photocards
• Each performance’s random draw for 20 signed posters
• Each performance’s random draw for 30 signed chekis
• Signed cheki prizes include five per member, distributed randomly

The signed poster and cheki prizes are selected by lottery for each performance, and winning seat numbers are scheduled to be announced on the screen at the end of the relevant performance.

Four-performance purchase benefit

Fans who purchase tickets for all four performances receive an additional puzzle featuring printed messages from the ONF members.

The physical tickets for all four performances must be presented together when collecting this benefit. The organizer states that an application email or Ticket Pia account page alone is not sufficient for collection.

Event rules

The official Ticket Pia listing and organizer announcements include several important conditions.

• The event uses reserved seating.
• Children under school age are not permitted.
• Children aged six and above require tickets.
• Tickets cannot be cancelled, changed or refunded after purchase.
• Lost or forgotten tickets do not allow admission.
• Performance content may change.
• Doors and performance times may change.
• Changes do not automatically create a ticket refund.
• Attendees should follow the latest instructions from the organizer and official social media channels.
• Event photography or recording may take place.
• Audience members may appear in photographs or video captured for promotional, reporting or archival purposes.

The upgrade program also has separate conditions. Upgrade applications are tied to eligible general tickets, and send-off participation is available only to holders who meet the organizer’s upgrade requirements.

Fans purchasing all four performances for the special puzzle benefit must retain the physical tickets for all four shows and present them together at the designated collection counter.

How to get there

Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater is located at 1-2 Asamacho, Fuchu, Tokyo.

From Higashi-Fuchu Station

The nearest railway station is Higashi-Fuchu Station on the Keio Line. The theater is approximately a seven-minute walk from the station’s north exit.

From Musashi-Koganei Station

Visitors can also reach the theater from Musashi-Koganei Station on the JR Chuo Line and continue by bus toward the Fuchu area. The venue information lists approximately 20 minutes by bus from the station.

By taxi

Taxi travel is another option, particularly for visitors carrying merchandise or travelling with several people. The theater’s location in Fuchu makes it possible to use the surrounding railway stations as convenient taxi reference points.

For most attendees, the train-and-walk option via Higashi-Fuchu is the simplest way to reach the venue.

Public transport & parking

Public transportation is a practical option for the Autumn Picnic fan meeting.

Keio Line

Higashi-Fuchu Station is the closest station and is approximately a seven-minute walk from the theater.

JR Chuo Line

Musashi-Koganei Station provides another route. From there, visitors can continue by bus to the theater area.

Parking

The venue has a parking facility with approximately 190 spaces, according to the venue access information. However, parking arrangements can change depending on the event, so visitors should check the theater’s latest parking conditions before driving.

Because four performances take place across two days, parking demand may be significant around show times. Public transportation is therefore a practical choice, especially for visitors staying elsewhere in Tokyo.

Visitors should also allow extra time for the journey because the first and second sessions create distinct arrival periods.

Accommodation areas

Visitors attending Autumn Picnic can stay in Fuchu itself or choose accommodation in central Tokyo.

Fuchu

Staying in Fuchu is convenient for fans attending multiple sessions because it minimizes travel time on the event days. The area around Fuchu and Higashi-Fuchu provides restaurants, convenience stores and local accommodation.

Chofu

Chofu is another useful western Tokyo base with railway connections and access toward the Fuchu area. It can be suitable for visitors who want to stay outside the busiest central districts.

Shinjuku

Shinjuku offers a much wider selection of hotels, restaurants and entertainment. Visitors can travel west toward Fuchu using Tokyo’s railway network.

Shibuya

Shibuya is useful for visitors combining the fan meeting with sightseeing, shopping and nightlife. It is farther from the venue than Fuchu but offers extensive accommodation choices.

Tokyo Station area

The Tokyo Station area works well for visitors combining the fan meeting with wider travel around Japan, particularly if they plan to use Shinkansen services before or after the event.

Fans attending more than one session should consider staying closer to Fuchu or along a convenient railway route to reduce travel between sessions.

Food & drink

The Autumn Picnic fan meeting is held in a theater environment rather than a festival site with dedicated food stalls.

Visitors can find restaurants, cafés and convenience stores in the surrounding Fuchu area. Fans attending the afternoon and evening sessions may wish to eat before entering the venue or plan a meal between sightseeing and the show.

For attendees going to both sessions on the same day, planning ahead is particularly useful. The first performance begins at 13:00 and the second begins at 18:00, leaving several hours between the scheduled start times.

The theater complex itself has food and café facilities listed among its associated amenities, but availability during the fan meeting should be confirmed on the event day.

Official event information does not currently describe a dedicated Autumn Picnic food market or special festival dining area.

Accessibility

Fuchu no Mori Arts Theater is a permanent performing-arts facility with multiple halls and public facilities.

Visitors who require wheelchair access or other accessibility arrangements should contact the event organizer before attending so that appropriate arrangements can be confirmed for their particular ticket and performance.

The theater is approximately seven minutes on foot from Higashi-Fuchu Station, although visitors with mobility requirements may prefer to use taxi transportation or confirm the most suitable accessible route in advance.

The event uses reserved seating, which can make planning easier for attendees who need to know their designated seating location in advance.

Accessibility arrangements can vary according to the event configuration, so fans should not rely solely on general venue information. Any specific seating, companion or wheelchair requirements should be discussed with the event contact before the performance.

Best days to attend

There are four performances across September 26 and 27, giving fans several opportunities to experience Autumn Picnic.

Saturday, September 26

The first Saturday performance begins at 13:00, followed by the second performance at 18:00. Fans wanting to attend two sessions on the same day can potentially combine both performances with time between them for food or local sightseeing.

Sunday, September 27

Sunday follows the same schedule, with a 13:00 first session and an 18:00 second session.

There is no officially designated “best” performance because each session forms part of the same two-day fan-meeting event. Fans interested in attending all four performances can qualify for the special four-performance purchase benefit, which includes a puzzle featuring messages from the members.

Because upgrade benefits such as the send-off event are connected to each performance, fans with upgrade tickets can receive the benefit after each show they are eligible to attend.

Previous year’s highlights

The most recent confirmed Japanese ONF event before Autumn Picnic was ONF 2025 FAN CONCERT IN JAPAN [THE MAP’S JOURNEY], held in November 2025.

The 2025 Japanese fan concert took place on November 19 at Tokyo Tatemono Brillia HALL Minoh in Osaka and on November 21 at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo. Both performances had a 17:00 opening and 18:00 start time.

The 2025 event was notable because it marked ONF’s return to Japan after approximately one and a half years. The official announcement presented the concert as an opportunity for ONF and Japanese FUSE to spend time together again.

The 2025 event also offered a premium seating structure. General tickets were approximately US$83.07, while the combined premium-seat package was approximately US$159.74 based on the announced prices and the same approximate exchange rate used for this listing.

ONF has also maintained a longer history of Japanese fan activities. The group’s official profile records its first Japanese fan meeting in 2018, when approximately 2,000 fans attended despite the group not yet having made its Japanese debut.

Autumn Picnic therefore continues a multi-year relationship between ONF and Japanese fans while introducing a different seasonal fan-meeting concept centered on autumn, games, conversations and fan participation.

Official tickets

Tickets for 2026 ONF FANMEETING IN JAPAN : Autumn Picnic are available through Ticket Pia and other authorized Japanese ticketing platforms.

Official Ticket Pia page: https://t.pia.jp/pia/event/event.do?eventBundleCd=b2669949

General ticket sales began on September 5, 2026, on a first-come, first-served basis through Ticket Pia, e+, and Lawson Ticket, with sales subject to available quantities.

The standard reserved-seat ticket is approximately US$81.79. The upgrade option is approximately US$25.56 in addition to the eligible general ticket. If same-day tickets are offered, the announced price is approximately US$88.82.

The upgrade application period has been handled separately from general ticket sales and is subject to eligibility requirements. Fans should check the official organizer information for current availability.

The organizer also provides event-related inquiries through NURIM at info@nurim.jp. Ticket holders should rely on the official event page and organizer announcements for the latest information concerning admission, schedule changes and special benefits.

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