• Event name: NAKED meets Nijo Castle 2025 Sakura• Event dates: March 14, 2025 (Fri) ~ April 13, 2025 (Sun) ※Open every day during the event period (the event may be suspended in case of a storm) ※In case of suspension or cancellation, etc., it will be announced on the official X account • Opening hours: 6:00 –10:00 pm (last entry at 9:00 pm)• Ticket Options: 1. Lantern Engraving Package (Entry without Queue, Limited Supply) 2. Admission Ticket (Current page) 3. Premium seating area (Cherry Blossom Viewing) *Limited quantity, while supplies last • Early Bird Prices for Admission Tickets: [Early Bird Ticket / Mon.–Thu.] Junior high school students and older: JP¥1,600 / Elementary school students: JP¥800 [Early Bird Ticket / Fri.–Sun. & Japanese National Holidays] Junior high school students and older: JP¥2,000 / Elementary school students: JP¥1,200 [Early Bird on March 23 and 30] Junior high school students and older: JP¥2,400 / Elementary school students: JP¥1,500 ※ Regular admission price vs. early bird tickets: Junior high school students and older: JP¥400~500 more expensive / Elementary school students JP¥200~300 more expensive ※ Early bird ticket sales period: From February 5 (Wednesday) at 10:00 am to March 13 (Thursday) at 11:59 pm, Japan time ※ Regular admission ticket sale starts on March 14 (Friday) at 00:00, Japan time ※ Preschool children enter for free ※ Discounted tickets for visitors with disabilities can be purchased at the on-site ticket counter (relevant ID is required)• Venue: Moto-Rikyu Nijo-jo Castle (Kara-mon Gate, Ninomaru Garden, Inner moat, Daidokoro front yard, etc.)• Organizer: NAKED Sakura Matsuri 2025 Nijo Castle Production Committee• Co-organized: Kyoto City • Support: Kyoto City Tourism Association • Cooperation: FM802, SAKURAHIRARI, Suntory Japanese Craft Gin ROKU• Planning and production: Naked Co., Ltd. [No Cancellation After Ticket Purchase] Due to regulations imposed by the Japanese organizers, tickets cannot be canceled after purchase. However, tickets can be transferred to others. Strictly no refunds provided. • Travelers are advised to check the latest status of cherry blossoms in Kyoto• Late March to early April is the peak tourist season in Kyoto. KKday suggests that travelers avoid busy weekends and opt for a weekday visit• Please understand that the ticketing rules in Japan are relatively strict