About the J.LEAGUE Unified Prohibited Rules

Kashima Antlers and the J.LEAGUE conduct safety management and security for matches based on administrative regulations to provide a safe and comfortable match-watching experience at the stadium.
When watching a match, please comply with the following administrative regulations.
Please note that administrative regulations for home matches differ depending on the club.

■Kashima Antlers Soccer Match Operations Management Regulations

Unless specifically authorized by the Operations and Safety Officer, no person entering or attempting to enter the facility shall commit any of the following acts within any facility.

(1) Acts prohibited by the J.LEAGUE Unified Prohibited Rules (J.LEAGUE Common Spectator Manners & Rules).
(2) Cheering while standing on seats, or climbing, straddling, or placing feet on buffer zones, etc.
(3) Securing waiting line places with sheets, etc.
(4) Reserving seats in the stands.
(5) Acts prohibited by facility management.
(6) Entering without a valid ticket or pass.
(7) Holding protest rallies, demonstrations, or other acts that may hinder the smooth operation of the tournament.
(8) Entering the facility while intoxicated by alcohol, drugs, or other substances, or becoming intoxicated by these substances within the facility and obstructing match operations or the actions of others (Intoxication refers to a state in which one may not be able to act normally due to the influence of alcohol, etc.).
(9) Engaging in activities other than watching the match, such as soliciting, lecturing, holding meetings, or proselytizing, within the facility and related areas.
(10) Driving vehicles or bicycles into unauthorized areas, or parking or stopping in unauthorized areas.
(11) Engaging in commercial activities, soliciting donations, or posting advertisements.
(12) Disposing of garbage or other waste in unauthorized areas.
(13) Taking photographs or videos of competitions, ceremonies, spectators, etc., for commercial purposes.
(14) Distributing all or part of the audio or video of the tournament through the internet or other media.
(15) Engaging in acts that obstruct or interfere with the operation or progress of the match, or cause inconvenience or danger to others, or are likely to do so, as recognized by security personnel.
(16) Making discriminatory or insulting remarks or engaging in discriminatory or insulting acts regarding race, skin color, gender, language, religion, politics, or origin.
(17) Use of paper streamers.
(18) Wearing visitor club items, etc., or cheering for visitor clubs in the supporter seats (south and north home sides) / Category 3 South / 4 South / 5 South (including special viewing boxes) / 6 South / sofa seats (4-person seats / 2-person seats A-E) / comfortable seats (A seats) and on the concourses on each floor of the south side. Or wearing Antlers items, etc., or cheering for Antlers in the visitor-only seats.
(19) In addition to the above items, making remarks or engaging in acts that violate public order and morals.

The matters specified in each of the following items must be complied with.

(1) Present tickets, passes, etc., when requested.
(2) Cooperate with inspections of baggage, personal belongings, etc., to ensure safety.
(3) Act in accordance with the instructions, guidance, and directions of security personnel and public safety authorities.

The organizer shall not sell admission tickets to persons falling under any of the following items. If such a person acquires an admission ticket by themselves or through a third party, the organizer may refuse their admission based on Article 9.

(1) Persons belonging to organized crime groups or similar anti-social forces (hereinafter referred to as "organized crime groups, etc.") (hereinafter referred to as "members of organized crime groups, etc.")
(2) Persons who have not passed five years since ceasing to be members of organized crime groups, etc.
(3) Persons who use organized crime groups, etc., or members of organized crime groups, etc., for the purpose of benefiting themselves or a third party, etc.
(4) Persons who are involved in the maintenance or operation of organized crime groups, etc., such as by providing funds or conveniences to organized crime groups, etc., or members of organized crime groups, etc.
(5) Persons who have socially reprehensible relationships with members of organized crime groups, etc.
(6) Persons who acquire admission tickets for the purpose of violating Article 8.
(7) Other persons whom the organizer deems to have a reasonable reason for not selling admission tickets.

No person shall resell (including resale through internet auctions) or otherwise allow a third party to acquire an admission ticket without the organizer's permission. However, this shall not apply if it is based on a specific relationship such as family, friends, business partners, or similar, is not for profit, and is not conducted as a business.

(1) The Operations and Safety Officer may refuse admission to, order to leave the facility, and take necessary measures such as confiscating items listed in Article 4, from any person who violates Article 4, Article 5, or Article 6, and any person falling under the provisions of Article 7.
(2) The Operations and Safety Officer may refuse admission to subsequent J.League official matches for those among the persons falling under the preceding paragraph who are deemed particularly malicious. Furthermore, the return of tickets may be requested.
(3) Persons whose admission is refused or who are ordered to leave the facility by the Operations and Safety Officer cannot request a refund of the ticket purchase price.

The Operations and Safety Officer may delegate their authority for specific facilities to another person.