INFINITE FANMEETING 2026, Tokyo, Japan

• September 22, 2026
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• September 23, 2026
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What to expect in 2026

INFINITE FANMEETING 2026, officially titled 2026 INFINITE FANMEETING [INFINITE RALLY V], will bring INFINITE to Tokyo for two consecutive performances on September 22 and September 23, 2026. The Tokyo stop is part of the group’s 2026 fanmeeting tour, which also includes Incheon, Macau and Taipei.

The Tokyo performances will take place at KEIO ARENA TOKYO in Chofu, western Tokyo. The event is designed as a fan-focused combination of live music, conversations, interactive content and special stages rather than a conventional concert alone. The 2026 tour has already demonstrated this format at its earlier stops, combining INFINITE’s established songs with games, special performances and fan interaction.

The Tokyo lineup is centered on five INFINITE members: Kim Sung Kyu, Jang Dong Woo, Nam Woo Hyun, Lee Sung Yeol and Lee Seong Jong. Kim Myung Soo, also known as L, is not participating in the 2026 fanmeeting because of an individual schedule conflict.

Fans can expect a mixture of well-known INFINITE songs, special stages, group interaction and fanmeeting segments. Earlier 2026 performances have included songs such as “Bad,” “Rocinante,” “Dilemma,” “Be Mine,” “Where U R,” “In the Summer,” “Umbrella,” “Dangerous” and “Sonagi,” although the exact Tokyo running order can differ.

Event dates

INFINITE FANMEETING 2026 takes place over two days at KEIO ARENA TOKYO.

• September 22, 2026: Doors open at 4:00 PM; performance starts at 5:00 PM
• September 23, 2026: Doors open at 3:00 PM; performance starts at 4:00 PM
• Location: KEIO ARENA TOKYO, Tokyo, Japan
• Event: 2026 INFINITE FANMEETING [INFINITE RALLY V]

The two-day schedule has different opening and starting times, so ticket holders should check the date printed on their ticket before traveling to the venue. The venue has also announced temporary express-train stops at Tobitakyu Station around the performances to accommodate event traffic.

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Venue & festival site

KEIO ARENA TOKYO is located at 290-11 Nishimachi, Chofu-shi, Tokyo 182-0032, Japan, close to Ajinomoto Stadium and Tobitakyu Station on the Keio Line. The arena is approximately a five-minute walk from Tobitakyu Station.

For this event, the main arena will serve as the principal performance space. Unlike an outdoor festival, there is no separate festival field or collection of independent stages. Fans should therefore plan around the arena entrance, seating area, merchandise or information points and the surrounding station approach.

The venue specifically advises visitors to use public transportation during large-scale events because parking can be unavailable. The official event schedule also states that parking cannot be used for the INFINITE performances.

Full lineup

The 2026 INFINITE FANMEETING [INFINITE RALLY V] Tokyo performances feature five members of INFINITE:

• Kim Sung Kyu
• Jang Dong Woo
• Nam Woo Hyun
• Lee Sung Yeol
• Lee Seong Jong

The five-member configuration has been used for the 2026 Rally V tour. The official information for the Macau stop describes these five members as coming together for the fanmeeting, while Japanese ticket information confirms that Kim Myung Soo will not participate in the event.

Kim Myung Soo, known as L, is absent from the 2026 fanmeeting because of previously scheduled individual activities. His absence applies to the Rally V fanmeeting rather than representing a change to the scheduled Tokyo venue or dates.

Headliners & featured artists

INFINITE is the sole featured act for the Tokyo fanmeeting. The event is not structured as a multi-artist festival, so there is no separate supporting lineup announced for the Tokyo performances.

The main focus is on the five participating members and their interaction with INSPIRIT, the group’s fan community. The Rally V format combines musical performances with conversations, games, special stages and other fan-oriented segments.

Fans can expect individual member moments alongside full-group performances. Previous Rally V performances have also incorporated playful versions of songs and special interactive sections, giving the event a different character from a standard INFINITE concert.

Stages & performance areas

KEIO ARENA TOKYO’s main arena is the central performance area for INFINITE FANMEETING 2026. No separate stage-by-stage festival setup has been announced for the Tokyo dates.

The fanmeeting format can include different types of stage activity, including:

• Main group performances
• Special or themed song stages
• Member interaction segments
• Fan-oriented games
• Conversation and talk sections
• Encore performances

The exact stage design, seating configuration and production layout may vary according to the final event setup. Fans should use their assigned seat information when planning their view of the stage because the organizers note that some seats may have limited visibility of portions of the production.

Stage-by-stage schedule

A detailed official Tokyo stage-by-stage schedule has not been published. The event is presented as a single-arena fanmeeting rather than a multi-stage festival.

The broad structure can be expected to include:

• Opening and entrance
• Main INFINITE performance section
• Fanmeeting conversation and interactive content
• Special or themed stages
• Additional group performances
• Encore and closing segment

Earlier Rally V performances show that the program can change between days. For example, the Incheon Day 1 program included “Bad,” “Rocinante,” “Dilemma,” “Be Mine,” “Where U R,” “In the Summer,” “Between Me & You,” “Umbrella,” “our season,” “Dangerous” and “Sonagi.”

The Incheon Day 2 program was substantially different, adding a multi-song game segment and additional songs such as “Nothing’s Over,” “Cover Girl,” “Man In Love” and “Paradise.”

These earlier programs provide an indication of the Rally V format but should not be treated as the confirmed Tokyo setlist.

Set times

The confirmed Tokyo times are:

September 22, 2026

• Doors: 4:00 PM
• Start: 5:00 PM

September 23, 2026

• Doors: 3:00 PM
• Start: 4:00 PM

The earlier 2026 Rally V shows have generally run for several hours, including performance, fanmeeting and encore sections. For example, a reported Incheon Day 1 performance ran from approximately 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, while Day 2 ran from approximately 3:57 PM to 7:41 PM.

The exact Tokyo finishing time has not been officially announced, so visitors should avoid scheduling tight onward transportation immediately after the show.

Ticket types

The principal Tokyo ticket category is the reserved-seat ticket.

Reserved seat: approximately $99 USD, based on the published ¥15,500 tax-included price and the September 18 JPY/USD exchange rate.

The reserved ticket includes a limited photo card. The published ticket conditions allow up to four tickets per person for each performance. Ticket sales may close earlier than scheduled if the available allocation is exhausted.

Additional ticketing and payment-processing fees may apply. The purchaser’s identity information is also used for ticket administration, and the organizers state that the registered attendee name cannot be changed after purchase.

VIP & premium options

A VIP ticket option was announced for the Tokyo performances at ¥26,500, which is approximately $169 USD using the September 18 JPY/USD rate.

The announced VIP benefits include:

• Soundcheck viewing before the main performance
• Entry into a post-show group photo event, with 400 selected participants
• A chance to receive a signed photo card, with 500 winners
• A chance to receive a signed Polaroid, with 100 winners
• Limited photo card

The VIP ticket was structured as an upgrade from a previously purchased reserved seat rather than simply a completely separate ticket purchase. The organizer indicated that the upgrade application would be conducted later.

Because some VIP benefits are lottery-based, purchasing VIP does not mean that every purchaser automatically receives the group photograph or signed items.

Event rules

Visitors should follow the official admission rules carefully.

Identification: Identity verification may be conducted at the venue. Fans should bring a photo ID or an acceptable identification document.

Photography and recording: Photography, audio recording and video recording are prohibited. Dedicated cameras and video cameras cannot be brought into the venue, although the rules distinguish these from cameras built into mobile phones.

Children: Preschool children are not permitted to enter the performance.

Resale: Tickets must not be purchased for resale purposes. Tickets identified as being listed on auction or resale platforms can result in both the seller and purchaser being refused admission.

Airport waiting: Fans are prohibited from waiting for or seeing off the artists at the airport.

Severe weather: In the event of severe weather, the performance may be cancelled or its content changed.

Fans should also follow all instructions from venue and event staff. Disruptive or dangerous behavior can result in cancellation of the performance for the individual involved.

How to get there

KEIO ARENA TOKYO is particularly convenient by train. The closest station is Tobitakyu Station on the Keio Line, also identified with Ajinomoto Stadium. The arena is about a five-minute walk from the station.

From Shinjuku, travelers can use the Keio Line toward Tobitakyu. Under normal service, Tobitakyu is generally served by local trains, with transfers possible at Chofu or Fuchu depending on the direction of travel. During major events, additional express services may temporarily stop at Tobitakyu.

For the September 22 performance, the venue has announced temporary express stops at Tobitakyu before the show, including trains from Shinjuku during the afternoon. Similar temporary service arrangements are scheduled for September 23.

Public transport & parking

Public transportation is the recommended way to reach the venue.

Train: Tobitakyu Station on the Keio Line is approximately five minutes on foot from KEIO ARENA TOKYO.

Bus: Alternative bus access is available from surrounding railway stations, including Chofu, Musashi-Sakai, Musashi-Koganei, Mitaka, Komae and Tama, depending on the route.

Parking: The arena’s regular parking facility has 134 spaces and normally charges approximately $3.19 for the first hour, with additional charges thereafter, based on the current published rate and September 18 exchange rate. However, parking is specifically unavailable for the INFINITE event, so attendees should not rely on the arena parking lot.

Nearby parking can also become restricted when large events are taking place at Ajinomoto Stadium. For this reason, arriving by train is the most practical option for these performances.

Accommodation areas

Fans staying overnight can choose from several parts of Tokyo depending on their travel plans.

Shinjuku: A practical choice for visitors who want direct Keio Line access toward Tobitakyu, as well as a large selection of hotels, restaurants and shopping.

Shibuya: Suitable for visitors combining the fanmeeting with sightseeing and nightlife, although reaching the arena requires a transfer or additional connection.

Chofu: Staying closer to the venue can reduce post-show travel time and is useful for fans attending both September 22 and September 23.

Fuchu: Another western Tokyo option with rail connections and a relatively convenient position for reaching Tobitakyu.

Fans attending both performances may find it useful to stay somewhere along the Keio Line or close to a convenient interchange rather than choosing accommodation solely around central Tokyo attractions.

Food & drink

KEIO ARENA TOKYO is located within the wider Ajinomoto Stadium area, where visitors can find food and drink options around the surrounding sports and commercial facilities. However, fans should not assume that every food outlet will remain open after the fanmeeting.

For a full meal, Chofu and surrounding areas provide more choices than relying exclusively on the arena. Convenience stores and restaurants around Tobitakyu Station can also be useful before entering the venue.

Because entry procedures, merchandise queues and security checks can take time, arriving early enough to eat before entering the arena can make the experience easier, particularly for the September 22 performance when doors open at 4:00 PM.

Accessibility

KEIO ARENA TOKYO provides accessibility facilities, including dedicated accessible parking spaces. The venue states that there are 12 designated spaces including its accessible parking zone, and eligible users can receive free parking when the facility is available.

For wheelchair seating at the INFINITE fanmeeting, attendees are specifically instructed to contact the event inquiry address no later than one week before the performance.

The venue is also only about a five-minute walk from Tobitakyu Station, making the railway connection relatively direct. Fans requiring specific accessibility arrangements should contact the event organizer in advance rather than waiting until the day of the show.

Best days to attend

Both dates offer the same Tokyo fanmeeting concept, but the two performances may contain small differences in talk segments, games, audience interaction and special moments.

September 22: Doors open at 4:00 PM and the show starts at 5:00 PM. This date can suit fans who prefer the later start time and want more of the day available before the event.

September 23: Doors open at 3:00 PM and the show begins at 4:00 PM. The earlier schedule gives visitors more time after the performance for dinner or onward travel.

Fans attending both days can potentially experience different interactions or program variations. Earlier Rally V performances demonstrate that the program is not necessarily identical from one performance to another, particularly in the interactive and special-stage portions.

Previous year’s highlights

The 2026 Rally V fanmeeting follows INFINITE’s continuing fanmeeting and concert history, with the current tour representing another large-scale meeting between the group and INSPIRIT.

The 2026 series itself began in Incheon on August 29 and 30 before moving to Macau, Taipei and Tokyo.

The first Incheon performances demonstrated the range of the Rally V format. Day 1 combined established songs such as “Bad,” “Rocinante,” “Dilemma,” “Be Mine,” “Where U R” and “In the Summer” with a special version of “Between Me & You,” followed by “Umbrella,” “our season,” “Dangerous” and “Sonagi.”

Day 2 expanded the program with an interactive game involving songs associated with other artists, followed by additional INFINITE performances and a longer encore section featuring “Cover Girl,” “As Good As It Gets,” “Man In Love” and “Paradise.”

The Macau stop likewise continued the combination of music and fanmeeting content. The event description highlighted classic INFINITE songs, special stages, conversations and surprise interactive segments.

These earlier shows provide useful context for what audiences can expect in Tokyo, although the Tokyo setlist and running order should be treated as subject to change.

Official tickets

Official ticket sales and event information are available through the authorized Japanese ticketing channels, including the event’s ticketing pages on Pia, ePlus and mahocast.

The published standard reserved-seat price is $99 USD, based on ¥15,500, while the announced VIP price is approximately $169 USD, based on ¥26,500. Actual card charges can vary slightly because of exchange rates and additional ticketing or payment fees.

The official event information states that ticket purchases are subject to identity verification, resale restrictions and the event’s admission rules. Fans should use authorized ticket channels and carefully check the performance date before completing a purchase.

https://t.pia.jp/pia/event/event.do?eventCd=2633161

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