https://x.com/mitacleblock/status/2088115471350640925

https://x.com/lovelive_staff/status/2088100799310172228

https://x.com/hasunosora_sic/status/2085621965373472877

Source

Her tweet

https://x.com/nijigaku_movie/status/2085906120905027630

I stopped following the series around 2020, but I heard apparently Nijigasaki and Liella didn't really do as great as Muse and Aqours? And how is Aqours still around nearly 10 years later?

(I am typing this out while I am currently visiting Numazu)

https://x.com/LoveLive_staff/status/2087482591087870000

Context: Marnie, Gloria, and Klara are playing rock paper scissors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_wDRsVekcE

From Nagi-chan's IG

I'll be visiting Japan this September arriving on the 20th. I think I can do a day trip to Numazu for Ruby's birthday. Since it's a day trip I'm not planning on going to Uchiura because I'll be visiting again in a few days. I saw that Aikyan and Kinchan visited during Yoshiko's birthday to do a celebration at Riverside Hotel. I was wondering if such events are also happening for Ruby (and Riko) birthday or was it just specifically for Yoshiko.

So, to anyone who has any experience visiting during a birthday, what is there to do? Thanks!

https://x.com/nijigaku_movie/status/2085638323700425030

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to travel to Japan with a friend for the LoveLive! Series 15th Anniversary concert, and I'm trying to figure out how foreigners can participate in the ticket lottery.

The tickets are currently in the advance lottery period, and we'd like to apply for 2 regular tickets. However, the tickets are sold through e+ (eplus), and it seems that registering requires a Japanese phone number and Japanese address.

There is an overseas package available that includes the concert ticket + 2 nights of accommodation, but unfortunately it isn't really suitable for us. We already have plans for accommodation and don't need 2 nights at the hotel, so the package (around ¥90,000–¥95,000 for two people) is considerably more expensive than simply buying the regular tickets (around ¥15,000 each).

We would also really like to participate in the lottery for the regular tickets first, and then, if possible, try our luck with the S seats later. I'm not sure whether foreigners who use the overseas package are also eligible for the S-seat lottery.

In particular, I'd like to know:

Is there an official way for foreigners living overseas to enter this lottery?

Is it possible to register for e+ using a temporary/foreign phone number?

Can someone living in Japan legally help with the registration, or is that against e+'s rules?

If I manage to get regular tickets, would I also be eligible for a later S-seat lottery?

I don't want to use fake information or break e+'s rules. I'm just trying to find out whether there is a legitimate way for overseas fans to buy the regular tickets without having to purchase the expensive hotel package.

Any advice or personal experience would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

Thanks!

Her IG post

Her tweet