With about two weeks until the opening of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, ticket sales for many events are uneven. Some games, such as kabaddi, rattanball, and badminton, are selling very well, while sports such as soccer and baseball, which are mainly held at large stadiums, are relatively cold. The tournament organizing committee is taking measures such as setting up additional offline ticket sales points to increase sales in the final stages. The organizing committee said earlier that it plans to sell 2.75 million tickets for this year's Asian Games and Paralympic Games, including 2.3 million for the Asian Games and 450,000 for the Asian Paralympic Games. However, regarding the current total sales volume, the organizing committee said that the relevant data is still being compiled and cannot be published for the time being. Japan's Kyodo News quoted people familiar with the matter as of late August, about 700,000 to 800,000 tickets had been sold.

With about two weeks until the opening of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, ticket sales for many events are uneven. Some games, such as kabaddi, rattanball, and badminton, are selling very well, while sports such as soccer and baseball, which are mainly held at large stadiums, are relatively cold. The tournament organizing committee is taking measures such as setting up additional offline ticket sales points to increase sales in the final stages. The organizing committee said earlier that it plans to sell 2.75 million tickets for this year's Asian Games and Paralympic Games, including 2.3 million for the Asian Games and 450,000 for the Asian Paralympic Games. However, regarding the current total sales volume, the organizing committee said that the relevant data is still being compiled and cannot be published for the time being. Japan's Kyodo News quoted people familiar with the matter as of late August, about 700,000 to 800,000 tickets had been sold.