Meiji Jingu Stadium Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to baseball games played at Meiji Jingu Stadium vary depending on who is playing, demand, and seat type. Prices start at around ¥1,000 for adults for seats with a distant view of the game, and go up to ¥13,200 for seats close to the action.

You can buy tickets to games at Meiji Jingu Stadium online, via the stadium’s English-language website, or from the stadium’s ticket booths, located at gates seven and nine. On the website, payment can only be made using Google Pay.

Stadium hours depend on whether it's a game day. Games start at 5pm or 6pm. The ticket booths open at 11am on game days. The Yakult Swallows merchandise stores are open daily (except offseason Mondays) from 10:30am and close after the game or at 5:30pm on non-game days.

No, the Meiji Jingu Stadium doesn’t offer guided tours. Watching a baseball game is the best way to see inside the stadium. Or, take a guided tour of the Meiji Jingu/Shibuya area, and you'll pass by the stadium. Guides on customizable private tours may add some baseball commentary.

Meiji Jingu Stadium is easily accessible by subway and train. The closest stations are Gaienmae (Tokyo Metro’s Ginza Line), Aoyama-Itchome (Tokyo Metro’s Ginza Line and Toei Oedo Line), Kokuritsu-Kyogijo (Toei Oedo Line), and Shinanomachi (JR Chuo-Sobu Line). All are a short walk through Meiji Jingu Gaien Park to the stadium.