Playing together, becoming friends before you know it. Entertainment-style matchmaking event 'VS Tokimeki Night' to be held for the second time in Yokohama Minato Mirai on Saturday, July 4, 2026!

Bandai Namco Experience and Linkbal will host a 200-person entertainment-style matchmaking event, 'VS Tokimeki Night,' at VS PARK Yokohama World Porters on July 4, 2026. This is the second installment following a successful debut in March, focusing on natural interactions through variety-show-style activities. The event is for ages 18-32, with tickets available via 'machicon JAPAN'.
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Bandai Namco Experience, which plans and produces the 'VS PARK' entertainment space, is collaborating with Linkbal to host a 200-person matchmaking event, 'VS Tokimeki Night,' at VS PARK Yokohama World Porters on Saturday, July 4, 2026. Following the success of the inaugural event in March, this second edition features upgraded content in the Minato Mirai area.

VS PARK offers an indoor 'fun play' space where visitors can experience activities like 'Nigekiru,' a 10m sprint against virtual predators, making them feel like participants in a variety show. It provides a safe environment to exercise regardless of weather.

Under the concept 'Playing together, becoming friends before you know it,' the event allows participants to bond naturally through shared activities. It is designed as a space to spend time together rather than just selecting partners, offering a genuine experience. We invite you to enjoy a special night in Minato Mirai at VS PARK Yokohama World Porters.

Following this event, further sessions are confirmed for Tokyo (Tondemi Heiwajima), Osaka (VS PARK LaLaport EXPOCITY), and Fukuoka (VS PARK WITH G LaLaport Fukuoka).

FAQ

Are there plans to hold this event outside of Yokohama?

Yes, events are scheduled for Tokyo (Tondemi Heiwajima), Osaka (VS PARK LaLaport EXPOCITY), and Fukuoka (VS PARK WITH G LaLaport Fukuoka).