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Dear visitor, if you know the answer to this question, please post it. Thank you! Night of the PorotoKotan in Sharoi 2009/7/3 Hokkaido We are traveling to Hokkaido in late July and would like to get tickets to this festival. Does anyone have information on how to do that in advance? by Tony/Pat (guest)   �ball to The Ainu Museum 2009/7/4 You can call to The Ainu Museum to book it in advance. The day of the show you booked, you pay at the entrance booth before the show. The Ainu Museum has Website and E-mail address. You may ask about POROTOKOTAN by e-mail. ��The Ainu Museum http://www.ainu-museum.or.jp/ TEL # 0144-82-3914 museum@ainu-museum.or.jp You can also buy a ticket at these convenience stores (Lowson, Seven-Eleven, Family-Mart). They have special booking machine. There are two different ticket plans. One is POROTO plan(2,000yen). Another is PIRIKA plan(Including Dinner ticket/4.000yen). Both plans have the guide tour (maybe only Japanese guide) of museum before the show. POROTOKOTAN Web site (Japanese only) http://www.porotokotan.jp/ by akk-e (guest) rate this post as useful