Mar 6, 2007 • 1 min read

More tickets released for Michael Jackson's Japan party

Promoters will release more tickets for Michael Jackson's exclusive Japan party after the first 300 sold quickly.

More tickets have been made available for that previously reported exclusive party Michael Jackson is holding in Japan this week. Tickets for the event cost a ludicrous 400,000 yen (around £1800) for which fans will get to spend thirty seconds or so with their idol - but won't get to hear him sing. Promoters now say they're going to sell more tickets because the first 300 sold so quickly. Asami Akiba from Positive Productions says: "We haven't decided yet on the exact number of tickets, because we want to keep it limited or else our fans who have already paid will feel bad".

Akiba continued: "We don't think the 400,000 yen ticket is too expensive. It simply responds to Michael Jackson's value as a global star, fans' acknowledgement of that and their willingness to pay for it".

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