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Buying Gamba Osaka Tickets 2017/2/1 00:37
I'm going to Osaka this 5/2 and i wanna go to the stadoum and watch the asian champions league qualifier. How can i buy the tickets? Should i buy it at the stadium on the matchday or before that?
by Andrew (guest)  

Re: Buying Gamba Osaka Tickets 2017/2/6 03:18
2/5 means yesterday 5 Feb? (in Japan date writting "Y/M/D" using)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_and_time_notation_in_Japan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country

If so, you can purchase at nearest convenience store LAWSON or Family mart.
A lot of numbers tickets still left now.
http://www.gamba-osaka.net/ticket/
Input Lコード(L-code) ticket machine "Loppi" of LAWSON
http://l-tike.com/guide/loppi_english.html
or input Pコード(P-code) ticket machine "Fami port/Fami ポート" of Family mart.
http://www.family.co.jp/services/famiport.html
"P" means "ticket Pia/チケットぴあ" very famous ticket sales company
for entertainment,sports and more major events of nation wide.

Both ticketing machineshave No EN menu button but no so difficult.
https://youtu.be/Eu_z2UGEWx4
If not in busy time store staff help you showing above ticket "code" best.

自由席/jiyuu-seki is Non-reserved seat area
指定席/sitei-seki is Reserved seat area (a lot of class)
ビジター is "visitor(same sound)" team suppotors/fans seat area seat.
See the seat map.

(note)
Many Japanese still using "soccor/サッカー" than "football" as usual word.
Most Japanese know "football" is what as sport.
Ticket is also same sound "チケット" or 入場券/nyuujou-ken no worry.
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