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Stardom has established these Spectator Regulations to ensure that all attendees can watch matches and participate in events safely, comfortably, and peacefully, and to ensure that tournaments and events run smoothly.
These Spectator Regulations apply to all Stardom tournaments and events, so please review them and agree to them before purchasing tickets and attending the event.
Stardom Inc. , July 2024
Revised: July 2026
Spectator rules
Article 1 (Purpose)
These Spectator Rules (hereinafter referred to as "these Rules") stipulate matters concerning the viewing of tournaments and matches of the women's professional wrestling organization "Stardom" (hereinafter referred to as "Stardom"), which are organized by Stardom Inc. (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") and those who have been authorized by the Company to hold tournaments or events (hereinafter collectively referred to as "the Organizers"), and the purpose is to ensure the smooth progress of tournaments and events, and to ensure a safe, comfortable, and peaceful viewing environment for spectators.
Article 2 (Definitions)
In these Terms and Conditions, the meanings of the terms listed in each of the following items shall be as set forth in each item:
(1) "Match" means a professional wrestling match or similar event.
(2) "Tournament" means a professional wrestling event consisting of Stardom matches.
(3) "Event" means any event other than a tournament, such as autograph sessions, handshake sessions, photo sessions, talk events, and other events held by the organizer for the purpose of interaction between wrestlers and fans.
(4) "Wrestler" means a professional wrestler who participates in Stardom matches, participates in events, or is involved in the progress of a tournament or match.
(5) "Venue" means a facility where a tournament, match, or event is held.
(6) "Ticket" means a ticket issued by the organizer or a person commissioned by the organizer for admission to a venue where a Stardom tournament, match, or event is held, or for participation in an event.
(7) "Staff" means all persons who, based on a contract with the organizer, operate or assist in the operation of the tournament, match or event for the organizer, and includes, but is not limited to, the organizer's officers and employees, part-time workers, players, referees, trainers, venue staff, and security guards.
(8) "Spectators" means persons who watch or intend to watch the tournament or match at the venue, as well as persons who participate in or intend to participate in the event.
Article 3 (Agreement to these Terms and Conditions)
1. Spectators shall purchase tickets to the tournament or event only after agreeing to all of these Terms and Conditions. Spectators who obtain tickets to the tournament or event and attend the tournament or event will be deemed to have agreed to these Terms and Conditions.
2. Spectators agree to always respect the wrestlers, other spectators, organizers, and staff, and shall not, under any circumstances, engage in violence, abusive language (including remarks that deny the character of the wrestlers or obscene remarks, or extremely vulgar finger signs; the same applies hereinafter), stalking, defamation, discriminatory acts (including discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, race, nationality, disability, skin color or other physical characteristics, age, language, origin, etc.; the same applies hereinafter), coercion of fan services, physical contact, taking or posting images or videos for sexual purposes, or other acts of harassment. Stardom will not tolerate any of these acts.
Article 4 (Formation of Contract)
1. A contract to watch a tournament or match, or to participate in an event, shall be formed between the spectator and the organizer in accordance with these Terms and Conditions when the spectator obtains a ticket.
2. A person holding a ticket may watch the tournament or match or participate in the event from the designated seat or location within the venue, in accordance with the provisions of the ticket and the conditions set forth in these Terms and Conditions
and the Organizer. 3. Spectators shall present their tickets for verification in the manner prescribed by the Organizer upon entry to the venue. Furthermore, spectators shall keep their tickets until they leave the venue after entry and shall present them at any time upon request from staff.
4. The Organizer shall refund tickets to users only if the tournament or event is not held in its entirety due to reasons attributable to the Organizer, or in cases specifically approved by the Organizer.
Article 5 (Grounds for Refusal of Entry)
The organizer may refuse entry to any spectator who falls under any of the following categories. In this case, the organizer may not refund the ticket price to the spectator.
(1) Organized crime groups, members of organized crime groups, persons who have ceased to be members of organized crime groups but less than five years have passed since then, quasi-members of organized crime groups, companies related to organized crime groups, corporate racketeers, groups that falsely claim to be involved in social movements, special intelligence violent groups, and other similar persons (hereinafter collectively referred to as "anti-social forces")
(2) Persons who provide funds or other benefits to anti-social forces or who have relationships that are not considered socially appropriate
(3) Persons who have obtained tickets through illegal resale (synonymous with "illegal resale of specified performance tickets" as defined in Article 2, Paragraph 4 of the Act on Ensuring the Proper Distribution of Performance Tickets by Prohibiting Illegal Resale of Specified Performance Tickets, etc., and the same shall apply hereinafter) or other illegal or improper purposes or means
(4) Persons who have previously committed acts that violate these terms and conditions, or persons who have been expelled by the organizer (as defined in Article 10)
(5) (6) Persons who have engaged in or attempt to engage in disruptive behavior towards players, other spectators, organizers, or staff (including, but not limited to, violence, abusive language, stalking, defamation, discriminatory acts, coercion of fan services, physical contact, taking or posting images or videos for sexual purposes, and other acts of harassment)
(7) Persons who are intoxicated or drunk
(8) Persons who attempt to bring in prohibited items (as defined in Article 7)
9) Persons who obstruct or attempt to obstruct the smooth operation of the tournament, match, or event
(10) Persons who are dressed in a way that deliberately intimidates other spectators or who are wearing excessively revealing clothing
(11) Persons who are clearly unwell or who appear to be suffering from an infectious disease that may be transmitted through the air
(12) Persons who have engaged in or attempt to engage in acts that violate public order and morals or illegal acts
(13) Persons who, in addition to the above, the organizers deem there are reasonable grounds for not allowing them to enter
Article 6 (Prohibition of Resale, etc.)
1. Anyone who purchases or obtains a ticket from the organizer shall not illegally resell the ticket to a third party.
2. The organizer shall not be liable for any troubles between audience members or between audience members and third parties arising from the illegal resale of tickets.
Article 7 (Prohibited Items)
1. Spectators are not permitted to bring the following items into the venue. However, this does not apply if they are explicitly permitted by the organizer or venue management rules.
(1) Firearms, swords, batons, clubs, stun guns, sprays, fireworks, explosives, firecrackers, highly toxic substances, and other dangerous goods or items that can generally be used as weapons.
(2) Bottles, cans, alcoholic beverages, ice boxes.
(3) Illegal drugs.
(4) Items that emit foul odors, loud noises or beams of light, obstruct the view of other spectators, or otherwise may hinder the smooth operation of the tournament, match, or event, or the safe and comfortable viewing and participation of other spectators.
(5) Pets and other animals (excluding service animals for people with disabilities and other generally recognized service animals).
) Items that deliberately evoke or advertise specific companies, political parties, religions, ideologies, etc., unrelated
the organizers or Stardom. (7) Other items that the organizers or venue managers may separately designate or that may hinder the smooth operation of the tournament, match, or event
. 2. The organizers may conduct baggage and body searches of spectators at any time
. 3. The organizers may destroy, confiscate, or temporarily store prohibited items brought in by spectators.
Article 8 (Entry and Exit)
1. Spectators may enter the venue from the time set by the organizer, and when the tournament or event has ended, they shall promptly exit the venue in accordance with the instructions of the staff.
2. Spectators must always comply with the instructions and precautions given by the organizer or staff while inside the venue.
3. Spectators shall not engage in any behavior in the vicinity of the venue that may disturb third parties such as nearby residents.
Article 9 (Consent to Spectators)
Spectators are deemed to have given prior consent to the following matters when watching a tournament or match:
1. The organizer or a person designated by the organizer may take images, photographs, etc., including the likeness of individual spectators and items brought in by spectators, etc., within the venue and on the venue grounds.
2. Images, photographs, etc., taken in the preceding paragraph may be used for the following purposes:
(1) Broadcasting of the match, tournament or event (including, but not limited to, television broadcasting and internet distribution)
(2) Projection onto monitors installed in the venue
(3) Publication by the organizer on the organizer's official media (including SNS) etc.
(4) Reporting by the organizer or media approved by the organizer
(5) Production and sale of video works and video distribution services by the organizer or a person designated by the organizer
(6) Other uses related to the preceding items
Article 10 (Prohibited Acts)
1. Spectators shall not, without the permission of the organizers, engage in any of the following acts at the venue:
(1) Occupying any place other than the seat or space designated by the ticket;
(2) Acts that may interfere with the safe and comfortable viewing or participation of other spectators or disrupt the operation of the tournament, match, or event by emitting foul odors, loud noises or bright lights, obstructing the view of other spectators, or in any other manner;
(3) Damaging facilities and goods managed by the organizers or the venue;
(4) Acts that deliberately evoke or advertise or solicit specific companies, political parties, religions, ideologies, etc., unrelated to the organizers or Stardom;
(5) Acts that cause trouble to wrestlers, other spectators, organizers, or staff (including, but not limited to, violence, abusive language, stalking, defamation, discriminatory acts, demanding fan service, physical contact, taking or posting images or videos for sexual purposes, and other acts of harassment).
(6) Entering the ring, entrance ramp, etc., interrupting a match, throwing objects, or any other act of interference with the tournament, match, or event
(7) Cutting in line or entering restricted areas
(8) Taking photographs or videos in violation of the guidelines separately set by our company
(9) Acts that violate these terms and conditions, venue management rules, or other rules set by the organizer or venue manager
(10) Watching the match in an appearance that deliberately intimidates other spectators or in excessively revealing clothing
(11) Waiting for wrestlers to enter or leave the venue
(12) Cheering using musical instruments, banners, or similar items
(13) Acts that infringe or may infringe the rights of third parties
(14) Acts that are contrary to public order and morals or illegal acts
(15) In addition to the above, any act that hinders the smooth progress of the tournament, match, or event or the viewing and participation of other spectators, or acts that go against the instructions of staff
2 If staff determine that a spectator has engaged in any of the actions described in the preceding paragraph, they may request the spectator to present identification, open their belongings, confirm the content of their filming, or make other reasonable requests, and the spectator must comply.
Article 11 (Expulsion Measures)
The organizer may expel any audience member who falls under any of the following categories from the venue. In this case, the organizer may not refund the ticket price to the audience member.
(1) Any person who falls under any of the reasons specified in each item of Article 5
(2) Any person who brings prohibited items specified in Article 7, Paragraph 1 into the venue or who refuses the measures specified in Paragraphs 2 and 3 of the same article
(3) Any person who violates any of the prohibited acts specified in each item of Article 10, Paragraph 1 or who refuses the request specified in Paragraph 2 of the same article
(4) Any person who does not comply with instructions from the organizer or staff
(5) Any person who otherwise violates these regulations
(6) Any person whom the organizer determines to be subject to similar circumstances as those specified in the preceding items
Article 12 (Compensation for Damages)
Spectators shall be liable for any damages caused to players, other spectators, organizers, or staff in violation of these regulations.
Article 13 (Limitation of Liability)
1. The organizer shall not be liable for any damages suffered by spectators in connection with this tournament unless such damages are attributable to the organizer's negligence. The organizer will make commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the safe operation of the tournament and event, but any troubles or disputes between spectators shall, in principle, be resolved between the spectators themselves.
2. In the preceding paragraph, the scope of compensation for damages borne by the organizer shall be limited to the normal range of direct and actual damages suffered by the spectator, and shall not include lost profits or other indirect and special damages. However, this shall not apply to damages caused by the organizer's willful misconduct or gross negligence.
3. Spectators must always pay close attention to the progress of the matches and take sufficient care to avoid suffering damages due to brawls between players outside the ring, etc., by following the instructions of the players or staff. If a spectator suffers damages due to not following the instructions of the players or staff, the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Article 14 (Severability)
If any part of these Terms is held to be illegal or invalid by a court, the remaining parts of these Terms shall remain in full force and effect.
Article 15 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
1. These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Japanese law.
2. Any disputes between the audience and the organizer relating to these Terms and Conditions shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tokyo District Court as the court of first instance.
Article 16 (Effectiveness)
1. These Terms and Conditions shall come into effect on July 12, 2024 (Reiwa 6).
2. These Terms and Conditions may be revised by the Company. The Company shall notify the revised Terms and Conditions on its website or other means a reasonable period before the effective date.