Newcastle United are an institution of English football, with their huge support calling the hallowed St. James’ Park home. This summer, they’re going to get a look at two of Japan's most storied clubs in two of the country's most famous venues as they take on Urawa Reds and Yokohama F·Marinos in the J.LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL SERIES 2024 powered by docomo.

Newcastle's slate in Japan begins on July 31 when they visit Saitama Stadium 2002 to square off against the Reds. You can be in the crowd to watch the Magpies take on the three-time kings of Asia by getting your tickets right HERE.

Then, the Toon will head to Tokyo's National Stadium on August 3, where they will face five-time J1 champions Yokohama F·Marinos. Tickets for that clash are available right HERE.

Newcastle come into these matches hoping to build on the enthusiasm of last campaign when they played in the UEFA Champions League and their supporters saw stars like Alexander Isak, Bruno Guimarães and Anthony Gordon don the famous black and white stripes.

NUFC are also familiar with Japanese football, having had current Vissel Kobe star Yoshinori Muto in their ranks for a pair of Premier League campaigns.

With a large fanbase across the globe, we're sure to see plenty of Newcastle supporters in the crowd at two brilliant homes of Japanese football, so get your tickets now!