Where to buy tickets for Ghibli Museum?

Ifm am now in Japan. I tried to buy tickets to Ghibli Museum before using the international site but despite having three devices I failed. I then used a buying service http://www.buyticketsjp.com but could only get 2 of the four tickets I wanted. Because I found the site two days after the tickets went on sale which was apparently too late in my case. I still need one adult and one child for the 8th July 10am does anybody know where I could get these tickets last minute?

Within Japan, tickets can be purchased from Lawson convenience stores (i.e. the ticket kiosks inside the stores).
https://www.lawson.co.jp/ghibli_museum/english.html

However, Ghibli Museum tickets tend to sell out very quickly, so if you're wanting to go on July 8, they might already be sold out.

You actually buy the tickets online (you can't actually do it at the ticket kiosk instore) and can then pick them up at a Lawson store (using the kiosk). I did exactly that in March for someone. Bit of a moot question, the limited number of tickets are all gone.
https://www.ghibli-museum.jp/en/tickets/ Page indicates sold out.
The super expensive JTB option (26,000 yen per person!!) is sold out.
https://www.sunrise-tours.jp/en/plan/detail/130SUETA005JG025S/

Ghibli Museum, Mitaka mentions no other agencies than Lawson Ticket and Sunrise Tour JTB.
https://www.ghibli-museum.jp/en/tickets/

I don't know about the web service you used.

Generally, there may be fraud, phishing and other deceptive websites to take advantage of the popularity.

If you provided the information to specify your credit card, consider suspension and reissue.
Check your official payment bill, and confirm how to contact your credit card company.

Someone may send you gHappy Birthday!h emails to deceive you.
I wish you didnft tell name or birthdate of your child.

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Unfortunately, for this July, entry tickets seem sold out by Lawson Ticket (through both Japanese and English language websites) and bus tours conducted by Sunrise Tour JTB seem fully booked.

Thanks for the advice. But some of the advice is wrong. The site I used buy tickets JP is a buying service, itfs genuine. The tickets I got were from them, sent to my hotel. itfs basically tickets from the Japanese site/lawsons. But without a Japanese number to receive a text I couldnft purchase them from overseas. Ifll admit Itfs pricey but at least I got some tickets for my family.

Hi Fred,
Is the buyticketsjp.com legit?
Kit

good morning

to combat with unauthorised resell of tickets, Ghibli Museum required proof of IDs upon entry to match the names on the purchased tickets. so for the tickets which you already obtained from this third party, were they purchased under your name? otherwise is there a seller representative joining you prior to museum entry so that you can technically enter as a group?

if YES to either then it is an impressive personal service (and perhaps profit margin) despite the legitimacy

I have used the buying service mentioned in this article for 2 adults and 2 kids:
https://www.jpost.com/brandblend/where-to-purchase-studio-ghibli-museu...

Very smooth process. Got the tickets delivered directly to my hotel.