how long are ayu's concerts?

[Misa-chan]

This PoM concert lasts about 3 hours, but you need to be prepared for delays. Sometimes the concert starts on time, mostly there's a 5-10 mins delay, but there were a few times when there was a delay of more than half an hour.

Also, if you're planning to go queue for goods, considered your entire day gone. But that's only if you are planning to buy those really popular goods, otherwise, most of the merchandise will still be available for sale after the concert ends. I normally buy goods then because there's no queue and you can get your goods in 10 minutes, as opposed to waiting in line for hours before the show.

Have fun!! This tour is truly amazing! ^^

[Suteisi]

Originally Posted by Misa-chan

I normally buy goods then because there's no queue and you can get your goods in 10 minutes, as opposed to waiting in line for hours before the show.

Honestly though, for me, that was part of the experience of going to an Ayu concert. I was just SOOO excited to stand in line to get my goods before the show and just people watch while waiting outside the venue!

NEXT LEVEL AT09, is the one I went to, and it also lasted about 3 hours.

My friend that came with me had school that day, but she left earlier than normal with her teacher's permission to get there early otherwise she wouldn't have been able to make it on time.

There are also other goods sold AFTER the concert. Mostly they are unofficial goods, but these were just as exciting as the official ones! I stood around the booths looking at all the stuff they had and bought some necklaces and phone straps there too! So you can allow yourself some time after the show to browse through those as well. There's tons of really cool stuff! But there was a BIG crowd too, I had to push my way through to get to the front and purchase things.

edits:: I went to the show in Tokyo, so I don't know if there will be unofficial goods in Osaka also?

[Kei Rei]

i'm studying at the Japan center for Michigan universities in Hikone, Shiga. kind of the middle of nowhere but it's gorgeous at least lol, and close enough to Kyoto and Osaka for day trips.

i was super excited when the tour got postponed, too, because i wasn't here in the spring the osaka date is the closest and most convenient for me, so this is shaping up to be a dream so far <3 i actually almost cried when i bought the ticket.

and oh my god, three hours amaaaazing.