CUTIE STREET’s Hakusan mini-live: CD queue opens November 7

CUTIE STREET has shared attendance details for its Sunday, November 8 mini-live and printed-cheki photo handover at the special stage in surface parking lot B at AEON Mall Hakusan in Ishikawa, Japan. For visitors planning to preorder an eligible CD, the purchase-queue tickets open the night before, on November 7.

The CD queue opens Saturday night

Electronic purchase-queue tickets are issued first come, first served through the KAWAII LAB. STORE app from November 7 at 21:00 until November 8 at 08:00, with an earlier close if the allocation runs out.

Each person may claim one ticket; complete the app’s phone authentication and identity verification beforehand, and bring an accepted original ID, such as a passport, matching your registered details.

This ticket is only for the CD purchase queue—not live admission or handover participation—and does not guarantee that CDs, priority viewing tickets or handover tickets will remain available.

All times are Japan Standard Time (JST); Sunday’s schedule is:

• 09:00 — CD sales begin
• 13:30 — priority viewing area gathering
• 14:30 — mini-live begins

Choosing a member photo—and planning your visit

The eligible venue preorder is the regular edition of CUTIE STREET’s first album CUTIE LAND (KLC-90016), due December 2, at ¥3,300 including tax; other editions alone do not qualify.

Each regular-edition CD comes with one printed-cheki photo handover ticket, with a choice of eight members. Each transaction is limited to three CDs and no more than one handover ticket per chosen member.

Priority viewing tickets are distributed first come, first served while supplies last, with at most one per person per transaction; their entry numbers are random, not based on your CD purchase-queue number.

The member-specific printed-cheki photo handover takes place after the mini-live, and participants must bring and wear a mask. Event tickets cannot be transferred or resold.

Viewing without a priority ticket depends on ticket allocation and capacity: it may not be offered at all, and even when available, visitors may be turned away once capacity is reached.

The official map marks the event area and designated parking separately. Drivers must use the designated parking area; spaces are limited, so the organizers ask visitors to carpool or use public transport.