EVENT
Saturday 19 October 2024 at Yokohama BUNTAI
A pre-convention was held to unveil the JAPAN MARTIAL ARTS EXPO!
Noto Peninsula Earthquake Charity Event
JAPAN MARTIAL ARTS EXPO PROLOGUE
Date and time: 19 October (Sat), 2024 (12:30 doors open, 14:00 start)
Venue: Yokohama BUNTAI
Organizer: Japan Martial Arts Consortium
TICKETS
Advance tickets will go on sale at Eplus and other play guides from October 1, 2024.
Same-day tickets will also be available at the venue!
Advance tickets: Arena reserved seat 11,000 yen (tax included) / Stand unreserved seat 3,300 yen (tax included)
Same-day tickets: Arena reserved seats 11,000 yen (tax included) / Stand unreserved seats 4,000 yen (tax included)
WATCH LIST
How to watch: Japan domestic streaming starts at 12:30 JST (Japan domestic exclusive, free of charge)
Available to watch on demand until 23:59 JST on Monday, November 18, 2024.
Outside Japan: Streaming starts at 14:00 JST (Worldwide distribution, PPV)
U-NEXT – JAPAN
TrillerTV – WORLDWIDE (EXCEPT JAPAN)
Fight Plus HD – WORLDWIDE (EXCEPT JAPAN)
NEWS
ABOUT
Bringing Japan’s Martial Arts Culture to the World!
Half a century ago, nearly 70% of the global professional combat sports market was dominated by Japanese martial arts promoters. The ideas and production formats developed here have become the global standard. In Japan, known as the “Land of Martial Arts,” professional fights aren’t just about being a fan—many people actively practice martial arts as a sport, competitive discipline, and even a way of life.
The JAPAN MARTIAL ARTS EXPO project was created with the goal of showcasing Japan’s martial arts culture worldwide, fostering the global growth of the combat sports industry.
The JAPAN MARTIAL ARTS EXPO is a comprehensive event series, built on three pillars: exhibitions, seminars, and live events. Beginning in Asia in 2025, the EXPO will make its way around the globe. The project aims to unite Japan’s martial arts culture with the sporting industry to once again deliver a “Japanese Style” fight to a global audience!
Japan Martial Arts Consortium