ADV: All-access ticket - ADV ¥8,000 (+2D) *Limited *access to all venues: WWW / WWW X / WWWβ Wβ ticket - ADV ¥6,500 (+2D) *access to WWW / WWWβ only X ticket - ADV ¥3,000 (+2D) *access to WWW X only TICKET OUTLET: e+ / LivePocket / RA *English ※Over 20 only・Photo ID required ※2 drink tickets charge for entry ※Re entry after 5:00 AM ※1 drink ticket charges for re entry ※No ID check after 6:00 AM ※No refunds due to lineup changes A New Take on Traditional Purification and Awakening: The New Year’s Eve ceremonial party WWW’s annual New Year’s Eve party, featuring New Age legend Laraaji from New York, will take place throughout the entire venue. This year highlightens the traditional Japanese New Year’s Eve bell-ringing ceremony*, the event will purify 108 worldly desires at WWW and lead to an awakening at WWW X, as a continuous flow of ambient and dance music carries us into the New Year. From Japan, vq and Minna-no-Kimochi will perform. For WWW’s countdown act, New York-based artist Laraaji―renowned as a legend of spiritual New Age ambient music―will ring the bell 108 times, a traditional Japanese New Year’s custom, to purify worldly desires in a premier set. vq, who generated a huge buzz with his free admission solo show at this year’s WWW anniversary event, will be performing as part of a new project. WWW X will feature a countdown act (to be announced at a later date) performing a 108 BPM set symbolizing an awakening to worldly desires. Minna no Kimochi, now in a new format add deepening Trance's resonance, will take the stage, gradually accelerating from a laid-back dance music groove to carry the energy into the new regular party “βase” in the early morning hours, racing through the New Year. WWWβ and other acts will be announced at a later date. This year, we’re expanding Japan’s most important traditional New Year’s Eve event, incorporating ambient purification rituals, and continuing the collaboration with Minna-no-Kimochi from last year to create an extended New Year’s party. New Year’s Eve soba noodles and sake will be available. *The Joya no Kane (New Year’s Eve Bells) is a traditional event held at Buddhist temples across Japan, where a temple bell is struck 108 times from the night of December 31 (New Year’s Eve) through the early hours of January 1 (New Year’s Day).