Enjoy Aomori NEBUTA Festival from Reserved Seats with Bento Dinner

I was waiting for a long time in the Richmond Hotel lobby because that was the designated meeting place, but I was confused when I couldn't find an employee. I finally managed to get my ticket by asking an employee who was holding a sign that said "HIS? Japan Travel Event." Next time, it would be helpful if you included Klook on the sign as well. I was happy with how kind all the staff who assisted me were, and the quality of the boxed lunch I received was also good. I was also satisfied with the reserved seating for the Nebuta Festival.

The live experience is incredibly stunning, and the bento boxes are exquisite and delicious.

Very easy to change the voucher for the reserved ticket. it comes with a very good bento box and some nice explanations in a booklet. I had my seat in the front row. However don't expect more socialization than just the one to provide you the ticket.

It was well organised and the provided dinner bento was very nice. Wish we were given one of those Nebuta hand fans as a souvenir though (instead of the info booklets), couldn't find them any where there

The Aomori Nebuta Festival is truly spectacular, and you can feel the energy of the people of Aomori. The boxed lunch provided by the travel agency was surprisingly abundant and delicious. Regarding the arranged viewing seats, they offered a total of three rows. The view from the first row was noticeably better than the rows behind, and I was placed in the third row, which limited my viewing experience relatively. Considering such a significant difference in visibility, I suggest offering tiered pricing options, with higher prices for front-row seats and correspondingly lower prices for back-row seats, as this would be fairer and more reasonable.

This was a perfect way to view the parade. Very efficient.

It's nice to have a chair to sit on while eating your bento box. The procession is quite impressive and worth seeing.

Good seats for the parade. Bento was ok.

best time ever from food to show what a night

we did not find any other way to reserve seats but it is way to expensive and badly organized - you get the bento box at 6.00 PM but nowhere organized to sit on and eat and have to wait until 6:45 to get seated so 45 min standing time or sitting on the floor and as well eating in the public which Japanese don’t do so all eyes on you - would not recommend if you find a better way to get reserved seating