How do EXILE TRIBE and LDH official fan-club memberships work?

LDH’s account structure can be confusing if someone lands directly on a payment page. EXILE TRIBE FAMILY ID is a free shared account for email, password, and personal details; creating it does not itself activate fan-club access. The next step is to open the specific artist’s club—EXILE, GENERATIONS, THE RAMPAGE, FANTASTICS, and others—enter the requested information, and pay for that membership.

Create the account first, then choose a club

The official route is to create an EXILE TRIBE FAMILY ID with an email address, confirm the registration email, and complete the profile. The applicant then opens the selected artist’s club and signs in with that same account. Anyone joining more than one club in the network should keep using the same FAMILY ID: the official page says the enrollment fee is waived from the second club when the same ID is used. The shared account also stores contact details and provides access to membership management.

Payment channel affects the cost and expiration date

As of the date checked, the official page lists ¥5,000 in annual web dues and a ¥1,000 enrollment fee for the first club; an enrollment-fee waiver campaign is scheduled through December 31, 2026. The enrollment fee is also waived for a second club when the same ID is used. The app option is ¥6,500 per year, including a ¥1,500 in-app processing charge, and is excluded from the enrollment campaign. The site says web and app content is the same, and web members can also use the app. Recheck the price on the day of enrollment, especially while a campaign is active.

The renewal calendar differs too. A web membership expires at the end of the same month one year after payment; an app membership reaches its anniversary on the exact payment date. For card payments, check whether automatic renewal is enabled and whether the card remains valid. Convenience-store, Pay-easy, and some venue enrollments require manual renewal within the stated window. The official FAQ says manual renewal opens up to two months before expiration and describes a 30-day grace period; after that, a new membership does not preserve the former membership history.

Eligibility and ticket applications

The service is for Japan residents and requires a valid Japanese address. The official FAQ says foreign-issued cards are not accepted for certain payments and that the fan-club site and benefits are offered in Japanese. This matters for people living abroad, including Japanese nationals. There is no general age bar, but minors need parental consent.

Members can access digital content, a magazine, messages, downloads, campaigns, and applications for priority tickets to selected events. Ticket rules depend on the performance, and applications use the FAMILY ID: joining several clubs does not automatically create several entries for one presale. Before payment, confirm the right club, renewal type, event eligibility, and member information; the account must belong to the person who will use it.

This guide explains the membership system rather than a particular act. The EXILE TRIBE FAMILY ID profile opens the shared-account registration; the EXILE OFFICIAL FAN CLUB page explains that club’s enrollment, services, and support channels.

Official portal profile: EXILE TRIBE FAMILY ID and EXILE OFFICIAL FAN CLUB