The 4-Day Package Seat is built around the second half of the Japan Open — the four days when the draw has narrowed from 32 to the final eight, and every match is a quarterfinal or better. Saturday 3 October through Tuesday 6 October covers the quarterfinals on Saturday and Sunday, the semifinals on Monday, and the final on Tuesday. This is when an ATP 500 event delivers its best tennis.

The seat tiers are the same second and third floor options as the 3-Day Package — Court Side and Court End on both levels — which at ¥23,000 to ¥35,000 for four days of second-week tennis at an ATP 500 still represents strong value relative to any comparable event on the tour. The upper-level perspective is particularly effective for quarterfinal and semifinal matches where point construction between world-class players is worth watching in full, not just reacting to at court level.

For Nishikori's farewell, the 4-Day Package is the one that covers the potential later rounds of his final Japan Open campaign. If he progresses through the first week — and the home crowd will be willing him to do so — his quarterfinal and potentially semifinal matches fall within this four-day window. Being in a confirmed seat for those matches, rather than scrambling for tickets after the draw has produced a Nishikori run, is the prudent approach.

The final on Tuesday 6 October is included in this package. The Japan Open final has historically been one of the more unpredictable results on the ATP 500 circuit — the Tokyo surface and the crowd dynamic produce results that surprise even the most informed observers. Being there for it, in a reserved seat, with the closing ceremony of Asia's longest-running ATP tournament around you, is a fitting way to end a Tokyo tennis trip.