Krush 2026 Kickboxing Series Korakuen Hall Ticket

Overview

Krush is one of Japan’s most prestigious kickboxing promotions, known for its “destruction” philosophy and high-speed, aggressive fighting style. Operating under the K-1 Japan Group, Krush focuses on delivering knockout-oriented matches that keep fans on the edge of their seats. The events at Korakuen Hall are legendary, offering an electric atmosphere where the audience is inches away from the ring.

Krush.189 features a stacked card of rising stars and seasoned veterans competing across various weight classes. Each bout is fought under K-1 rules, ensuring non-stop action and elite striking technique. As a cornerstone of the Japanese combat sports scene, this event is where the next generation of world-class champions is forged in the heat of battle.

Why Attend

• Intense Knockout Action: Experience the “Krush style” of fighting, where athletes prioritize finishing the fight, leading to high knockout rates and thrilling exchanges.
• Legendary Combat Venue: Watch the fights at Korakuen Hall, the “Mecca of Martial Arts” in Japan, known for its incredible sightlines and intimate, high-energy environment.
• Elite Japanese Strikers: Witness top-tier kickboxing talent from across Japan and international challengers competing at the highest technical level.
• Authentic Martial Arts Culture: Immerse yourself in the disciplined and respectful yet fierce atmosphere of a professional Japanese kickboxing event.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/05/02 (Sat) 18:00 Start	Korakuen Hall (Tokyo)	SRS seats, RS seats, S seats, A seats

Background

• The Promotion: Krush was founded with the intent of bringing back the excitement of traditional kickboxing with a modern, faster pace. It serves as a vital platform for athletes looking to climb the ranks toward K-1 World GP glory.
• The Rules: Matches are conducted under K-1 rules, which emphasize striking. Clinching is limited, and the focus remains on punches, kicks, and knee strikes to ensure a dynamic flow for the viewers.
• The Atmosphere: Unlike larger arena shows, the monthly events at Korakuen Hall are famous for their “vertical” seating, which makes every seat feel like it is right on top of the ring.

Ticket Information

• Seat Categories: SRS (Special Ring Side) offers the closest proximity to the fighters. RS and S seats provide excellent mid-range views, while A seats offer a cost-effective way to enjoy the full energy of the hall from the balcony levels.
• Entry Requirements: Doors typically open one hour before the main card begins (17:00 for an 18:00 start). It is recommended to arrive early to catch the preliminary bouts and opening ceremony.
• Age Policy: Tickets are required for all attendees who are elementary school students and older. Please check specific venue regulations if traveling with younger children.

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FAQs

What is the difference between Krush and K-1?

Krush is a sister promotion to K-1. While they share similar rules, Krush is designed to be more aggressive and “raw,” often featuring younger fighters and contenders working their way up to the K-1 global stage.

Where is Korakuen Hall located?

Korakuen Hall is located in the Tokyo Dome City complex in Bunkyo, Tokyo. It is easily accessible via Suidobashi Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line) or Korakuen Station (Marunouchi and Namboku Lines).

What are the best seats for visibility?

In Korakuen Hall, SRS and RS seats provide the most immersive experience. However, due to the hall’s design, even the A seats in the balcony offer a fantastic bird’s-eye view of the ring with no obstructions.

Are there any prohibited items inside the venue?

Professional cameras with large telephoto lenses and video recording equipment are generally prohibited. Standard fan photography is usually allowed, but please respect the specific event announcements regarding flash and filming.

How long does a Krush event usually last?

A typical Krush event at Korakuen Hall lasts between 3 to 4 hours, depending on the number of fights on the card and how many matches end in a knockout.