Football in Tokyo this weekend
No football is on in Tokyo this weekend, but 1 match is scheduled in the coming days, across 1 ground.
Prices checked 21 September 2026 · official and resale sellers
All upcoming matches
Clubs and grounds in Tokyo
Every club we hold a fixture for in Tokyo, and where they play.
| Club | Ground | From |
|---|---|---|
| Machida ZelviaMachida Gion Stadium | Machida Gion Stadium8,924 · Tsurukawa | – |
| FC TokyoAjinomoto Stadium | Ajinomoto Stadium48,955 · Tobitakyu | – |
| Tokyo VerdyAjinomoto Stadium | Ajinomoto Stadium48,955 · Tobitakyu | – |
| Criacao ShinjukuKoishikawa Sports Ground | Koishikawa Sports Ground1,000 | – |
| Tokyo Musashino CityMusashino Municipal Stadium | Musashino Municipal Stadium10,466 | – |
| Japan U19National Olympic Stadium | National Olympic Stadium57,363 | – |
| Japan U21National Olympic Stadium | National Olympic Stadium57,363 | – |
| Japan U23National Olympic Stadium | National Olympic Stadium57,363 | – |
Getting to the grounds
One ground is reachable from the centre in 49 minutes or less.
Common questions
How many football clubs and grounds are in Tokyo?
We hold 8 clubs and 0 grounds in Tokyo.
How do FC Tokyo season tickets work?
FC Tokyo's annual SOCIO pass gives a fixed seat for the season without buying a ticket for each match individually, entering on a QR code, and SOCIO/membership holders also get priority pricing on other games.
Why is the 2026/27 J.League season different from previous years?
From 2026/27 the J.League is moving from a calendar-year (spring-to-autumn) season to an autumn-to-spring one, with the new format starting in August 2026 and running through to June 2027, including a winter break.
Is Tokyo's Olympic stadium ever used for club football?
Yes — the Japan National Stadium, built for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, regularly hosts Japan national team matches and the Emperor's Cup final, and it stages occasional J.League fixtures too.
Going to a match in Tokyo
FC Tokyo and Tokyo Verdy share the Ajinomoto Stadium out in Chōfu, and from the 2026/27 season Japan's J.League itself is switching from a calendar-year season to a European-style autumn-to-spring one for the first time in the competition's history.
Tickets for the bigger clubs sell through official channels first and appear on resale later, so prices move week to week — we track both and show the cheapest available seat per fixture. Smaller grounds usually stay on general sale right up to kickoff.