Bungu Joshi Haku Tokyo admission ticket (Tokyo) | Held June 26th (Thurs) - 29th (Sun), 2025

Fantastic! Very well organized. Which helps when there's so much too look at, it can easily get overwhelming. Checkout was a breeze. Would love to attend another event once I've worked through all I've acquired this time

This was my first visit to Bungu Joshi Haku, and as someone with a basic knowledge of Japanese language, it was a smooth-sailing trip using the KKDay app. The event offered so many exclusive merchandise that you can't find even in other Japanese stationery stores, and early access to the latest items so you won't FOMO about leaving Japan before they launch in store. If you're a die-hard stationery fan, I recommend going early so that you can get your hands on the exclusive items. Most big brands like Beverly (known for their Marumi no Fusen or round-cornered sticky notes) were sold out of their exclusive items by the afternoon. But if you're just a casual shopper looking for something fun to do, you can definitely take your time and come in later. I arrived at 2pm (the event starts at 10am) and I still managed to snag some event-exclusive items. A fun day out indeed!

Lots of new products and small brands on display alongside big names. Had fun and spent so much! Looking to return next year!

Had a smooth experience booking and using digital tickets to enter the venue.

I was amazed at how many booths there were to see. It was a bit crowded, perhaps more queues or ways to move people along would help. The lines to get in and to check out moved smoothly. The Osaka one seems to have more defined shop sections, whereas this one was mixed. Overall, had a great time and bought a lot of things!

I've always wanted to visit this exhibition, and this time I finally went. I loved the event. They lended everyone transparent vinyl bags, so no need to bring a huge canvas bag like I did.

Easy transaction through KKDay. The lady just scanned the QR code on my KKDay app and let me through. I would 100% use KKDay again.

I accidentally saw that they were selling tickets on KK Day. I wondered what to do in Tokyo. Fortunately, I bought a ticket. I could enter by scanning the QR code. It was really easy to buy tickets on site. Although it was far away in Toyosu, I still spent NT$5,000 on the spot.

It's very convenient. If you go, I recommend KKDay.

It is convenient to buy tickets and the venue flow is well designed; the official website requires a Japanese phone number but KKDAY does not!