Tickets Sold Out for Keyboard Market Tokyo (Kiket)

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On February 25, 2024, tickets for the first keyboard exhibition and sale event in Japan, Keyboard Market Tokyo (a.k.a. Key Kett), were sold out.

The ticket sales website, Livepocket ticket, shows that the event is indeed sold out.

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According to the Management Office, “Due to the capacity of the venue, it is difficult to sell any more additional tickets,” so there will be no additional sales or same-day ticket sales.

( Click here to see how to receive your ticket if you are unable to attend the event for any reason.)

The total number of tickets was 1,000, the official X of the Management Office announced.

The capacity of the 7th floor of the Taito Kan, the venue, is listed as up to 600 people, a figure that makes sense given the fluidity of the clientele using the venue.

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Image reference: Taito Kan

Keyket is expected to become a keyboard version of Comiket, an event characterized by more booths selling individually designed keyboards than keyboard sales manufacturers.

The fact that these tickets are sold out is indicative of the high level of enthusiasm in the do-it-yourself keyboard community.

It is convenient to bookmark the list of items (sales list) or add it to your home screen so that you can find your way around the booth on the day of the event.

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Ryosuke Kawamura is the Editor-in-Chief of Greenkeys and the founder of GreenEchoes Studio.

He covers mechanical keyboards, custom keyboards, and input devices through reviews, interviews, hands-on testing, photography, and editorial work. He has reviewed more than 100 products and regularly reports on JIS-layout compatibility and trends in the Japanese keyboard market.

He also founded the Japan Layout Alliance (JLA), an industry collaboration initiative aimed at improving compatibility for Japanese-layout keyboards.

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