An October 2, 2026 announcement on the &TEAM official site says the “Mark on You” pop-ups will host an ONLINE KUJI. Both locations are scheduled to open daily from 11:00 to 19:00, October 3–18, 2026; the notice does not specify a timezone. The draw offers 36 randomized item types at ¥600 per play, tax included.
Tokyo’s venue is 第9SYビル 1F, 6-23-3 Jingumae, Shibuya. Entry is reservation-only October 3–14. From October 15–18, reservations are required until 15:00, followed by unreserved entry. Osaka’s venue is シログチビル 1-2F, 2-15 Kakuda-cho, Kita-ku. It is reservation-only October 3–12, then requires reservations until 15:00 from October 13–18, with unreserved entry afterward. Osaka’s reservation-only period ends two days before Tokyo’s.
The official X announcement links to the Weverse Ticket event page for entry reservations. Check the dates for your chosen city before booking. During unreserved-entry periods, the organizer says crowding may lead to numbered tickets being distributed without notice, so unreserved entry does not ensure immediate admission.
A reservation is for pop-up entry; it is not itself a kuji purchase. The organizer says only pop-up visitors may buy the ONLINE KUJI. Buyers need a smartphone with the dedicated app, then must scan a QR code inside the venue to check in. Despite its name, this is not remote participation. Listed payment methods are Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, PayPay, and Paidy; review the app’s terms before buying.
Prize collection has two requirements: collect the prize at the pop-up’s pickup booth on the same day, and do so before the redemption deadline displayed in the app. The organizer says prizes not collected that day become invalid and will not be shipped later. The app’s redemption QR code is needed for pickup. The announcement also says purchases cannot be canceled or refunded.
For current entry details, check the official X announcement; for app instructions and kuji rules, consult the &TEAM official site’s ONLINE KUJI notice. The notice says a concert-venue kuji is also planned, but gives no further details yet.