Aladdin The Ballet Show Sells Out Tokyo And Sapporo As First Five Cities Draw 7,419
The Ballet Show's national tour drew about 7,419 people across six performances in Hiroshima, Osaka, Fukuoka, Niigata, and Sendai, beginning with Hiroshima on October 6, 2026. Hiroshima and Osaka sold out and the other three cities filled their venues.
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Why it matters
A 98.1 percent satisfaction rate and sellouts in two of five October cities give the tour's second half a demand signal before it reaches Tokyo and Sapporo, where both are already sold out and only Hakodate remains on sale.
Key Facts
- The Ballet Show's tour began in Hiroshima on October 6, 2026, and held six performances in Hiroshima, Osaka, Fukuoka, Niigata, and Sendai.
- Total attendance across the five October cities was approximately 7,419 people.
- Hiroshima and Osaka were completely sold out, and Fukuoka, Niigata, and Sendai filled their venues.
- 98.1 percent of 966 survey responses rated the October performances very good or good.
- The three Tokyo performances and the Sapporo performance are sold out, leaving only Hakodate.
Of 966 survey responses, 98.1 percent rated the October shows very good or good. The three Tokyo dates and the Sapporo date are sold out.
The tour is an eight-city, eleven-performance run, and the October leg completed five of those cities. Hiroshima and Osaka sold out outright; Fukuoka, Niigata, and Sendai filled their venues without a stated sellout. Survey respondents rated dancers highest at 96.2 percent, ahead of story and direction at 73.8 percent and choreography at 72.7 percent, with multiple answers allowed. Written comments from Niigata and Hiroshima attendees point to the mix of video and dance and to landing silently after high jumps. The company is operated by Wibro Inc. under representative director Daisuke Yamamoto.
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