How to Buy Nippon-Ham Fighters Tickets at ES CON Field: Complete Guide for Tourists (2026)

Watch baseball at Japan's most incredible ballpark

ES CON Field HOKKAIDO, opened in 2023, is Japan's most modern and spectacular baseball stadium. With natural grass, 30+ restaurants, an on-site brewery, and even a hot spring with views of the field, it's a must-visit destination for any sports fan visiting Japan.

How to buy tickets

Official website

The Fighters' official website sells tickets online, but it's primarily in Japanese and may require a Japanese credit card for payment.

Easiest option for tourists

The Nippon-Ham Fighters are a Klook partner team. You can purchase tickets in English with international credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, etc.) and pay in your home currency. This is the simplest way for foreign visitors to secure tickets without navigating Japanese-language websites.

Convenience store purchase

Tickets can also be purchased at 7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart using the multi-copy machines, though the interface is entirely in Japanese.

Seat guide and prices

Best for first-timers: Infield reserved seats

Priced at ¥3,500-6,000 ($25-40), these seats offer a full view of the field and are comfortable for newcomers.

For the ultimate experience: Diamond Club seats

Field-level premium seats with food service. A truly special experience at ¥10,000-20,000 ($65-130).

Budget option: Outfield unreserved

Just ¥1,500-2,500 ($10-17) — one of the best value tickets in all of Japanese baseball.

Getting to ES CON Field

Located in Kitahiroshima, about 30 minutes from central Sapporo by shuttle bus or train. The surrounding F Village complex includes shops, restaurants, and attractions.

Summary

ES CON Field is a bucket-list destination for baseball fans. Secure your tickets and experience Japan's most innovative ballpark.

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