Largest arena Performance and filming during tours...

[voltron]

Originally Posted by Dustie

Plus, not all of the places are called "Arenas" -- Yoyogi for example is a stadium, yet, she didn't held "Stadium Tour" performance in it, she helds "Arena Tour" performances there...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoyogi_National_Gymnasium

The name of the place is very long...something like Yoyogi National Gymnasium Stadium Arena, or something crazy like that. But it is, in fact, an Arena.

[SunshineSlayer]

Originally Posted by voltron

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoyogi_National_Gymnasium

The name of the place is very long...something like Yoyogi National Gymnasium Stadium Arena, or something crazy like that. But it is, in fact, an Arena.

Yeah, it is called that because it was specifically built for sporting events durring the '64 Olympics.

[andre2907]

Originally Posted by ayu_fan929

Well I know that KAT-TUN had 55,000 at their's cos I saw a news report about it and it had that number displayed as like those subtitle things.

But KAT-TUN show was an arena show, so the sitting plan was the same as a baseball game sitting plan. In an usual concert, the sitting plan is different, with the stage at the end of the Dome and in this concerts the capacity is 45.000

Originally Posted by ayu_fan929

I thought Nagoya was the smallest? Anyways, the reason why I said Sapporo as 'most likely not' was cos there arn't that many people in Hokkaido. I think their pop. is something like 5 million; thats less than the pop. of Nagoya+suburbs.

Ok, I checked some sites, and here's the max capacity:
Tokyo: 55,000
Osaka: 48,000
Fukuoka: 48,000
Sapporo: 42,122
Nagoya: 40,500

Maybe the sitting capacity change depending on the plan? I dunno, I'm not 100% sure but I read that Misia show at the Sapporo Dome had 35.000 and was sold-out..