1981 Rod Stewart Budokan & 1990 Rolling Stones Tokyo Dome

⚫︎ The ticket for Rod Stewart's FOOLISH BEHAVIOUR WORLD TOUR 80/81 held in Japan in 1981 features a very unique ribbon (bow tie) shape, inspired by the artwork of the album Foolish Behaviour.

Key details of the 1981 Japan performances:
Performance period: April-May 1981 (a total of 12 performances, the largest tour at the time)
Notable venues: Nippon Budokan (May 8, 11, 12, 13, etc.)
Ticket design: Featured a stylish design with a red and black polka dot background, also seen on the Wings of Freedom jacket of the album Foolish Behaviour.
Circumstances at the time: The final day of this tour (May 13) is also known as a special performance where tickets were distributed as a reader giveaway by Shogakukan.

Information on obtaining and trading stub tickets:
Currently, these 1981 stub tickets are circulated as collector's items.
Second-hand market: They are rarely listed on flea market and auction sites like Mercari and Yahoo! Auctions, and can be traded for a few thousand yen depending on the condition.

⚫︎ The stub ticket for Rod Stewart's Tokyo Dome performance in February 1990 (Tour '90) may be traded as valuable memorabilia on auction sites. At the time, Paul McCartney and David Bowie also held Tokyo Dome concerts, and performances in Japan during this period were highly popular.
Japan visit at the time: Rod Stewart held performances in Japan in February 1990.
Value of the stub ticket: Stub tickets from popular Western artists' concerts over 30 years ago are sometimes collected and traded as collector's items.