48th National High School Judo Championships Ticket

Overview

The 48th National High School Judo Championships is one of the most prestigious events in the Japanese martial arts calendar, held at the historic Nippon Budokan in Tokyo. This tournament gathers the finest young judoka from across the nation, serving as a proving ground for future Olympic hopefuls and world champions. The competition is split into two intense days, featuring individual matches followed by the highly anticipated team events.

Spectators will witness the pinnacle of high school judo, characterized by incredible technique, discipline, and the “ippon” spirit. As a cornerstone of Japanese sporting culture, this championship offers a unique opportunity to experience the traditional atmosphere of the Budokan while supporting the next generation of elite athletes in their quest for national glory.

Why Attend

• Witness the future stars of Japanese Judo competing in the legendary Nippon Budokan arena.
• Experience both the intensity of individual weight-class bouts and the strategic depth of team competitions.
• Observe the high level of technical skill and traditional etiquette inherent in Japanese high school sports.
• Be part of a prestigious annual tradition that has launched the careers of many Olympic gold medalists.
• Enjoy the electric and respectful atmosphere created by schools and fans from all 47 prefectures.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/3/27 (Fri) 09:20 Start	Nippon Budokan (Tokyo)	1F Reserved Seat (General), Unreserved Seat (General)
2026/3/28 (Sat) 09:20 Start	Nippon Budokan (Tokyo)	1F Reserved Seat (General), Unreserved Seat (General)

Why Price is High on Jasumo Tickets

Jasumo Tickets provide Concierge Ticket Service assists international visitors in securing tickets that usually require many verifications. That’s why price is high compared to offical pricing. We offer:

• Applying and purchasing on your behalf
• Providing a Japanese address and phone number
• Handling all payment and confirmation steps within Japan
• Coordinating ticket issuance and hotel delivery or pickup before your arrival
• Offering full English-language support or in your lanauge throughout the process

We even offer more help in many cases, you will know them when you will buy ticket through our help.

Delivery Method & Time

We offer multiple delivery methods for your convenience:

• Electronic Ticket – Receive a digital ticket displaying a QR code for quick and easy entry.
• Paper Ticket – Have your ticket delivered to your preferred location (hotel, home, or Airbnb) via Japan Post.
• Convenience Store Pickup – Collect your ticket at convenience stores across Japan using a voucher number.
• Hand-Delivered Ticket – Your ticket will be personally delivered to your hotel by our responsible staff member.

You can contact us via our Contact Us page to confirm your delivery method and time if you want to know before purchase. But our team will quickly contact you after purchase to explain you about delivery method & time.

Note about Sold-out Tickets

If the tickets you want are showing sold out, there’s no need to worry. Many events still have seats available through trusted and secure resale marketplaces in Japan. These platforms often release last-minute or premium seats that aren’t available on official sites.

If you need help, just contact us with your ticket name, seat type, and preferred date. We’ll quickly check the resale options for you and provide clear details about pricing, availability, and delivery so you can get your tickets without stress.

FAQs

What is the schedule for the two days of competition?

On March 27th, the tournament focuses on the Men’s and Women’s Individual Competitions across various weight categories. On March 28th, the event shifts to the Men’s and Women’s Team Competitions, where schools compete for the national title.

Where is the Nippon Budokan and how do I get there?

The Nippon Budokan is located in Kitanomaru Park, central Tokyo. It is just a short walk from Kudanshita Station, which is served by the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, Hanzomon Line, and the Toei Shinjuku Line.

What time do the doors open for the championships?

For both days of the tournament, doors are scheduled to open at 08:30 AM, with the opening ceremonies and matches beginning at 09:20 AM. Arriving early is recommended for those with unreserved seating.

Are there different benefits for 1F Reserved seats?

1F Reserved seats offer a guaranteed view from the lower level of the Budokan, closer to the competition mats (tatami). Unreserved seats are typically located on the upper levels and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

What happens if the event details change due to weather?

Event details and schedules may be subject to change depending on extreme weather conditions. We monitor official announcements from the High School Judo Federation to keep our clients updated on any potential shifts in start times.