Tokyo Dome

Came for a Yomiuri Giants game and left wondering why every stadium on earth isn’t run like this. Even with crowds that look like they’re hosting half the city, everything flows. Getting around is smoother than my morning coffee routine, & trust me...my coffee routine is dialed. The food? Shockingly good. I expected classic stadium fare, but instead got a bowl that tasted like someone’s grandma spent all afternoon making it. And the beer service… listen, nothing prepares you for the legendary beer girls sprinting around with mini-kegs strapped to their backs like hydration pack Sherpas. They pour ice-cold drafts at combini prices, smiling the whole time & somehow never spill a drop. It’s capitalism, cardio & customer service rolled into one. Inside the dome, the atmosphere is electric but never chaotic. Fans are into it: organized, loud, positive...and the whole place runs with the kind of precision that makes you rethink how events should work. If you’re in Tokyo, even if you’re only baseball-curious, go to a Giants game. Tokyo Dome doesn’t just host baseball...it flexes it.

The best experience with the family!! To start with, the food options were amazing. Bento boxes, rice bowels, squid balls, such I & udon, chicken & beef options then more traditional western options like burgers, pulled pork, hot dogs etc. Hawaiian donuts & ice cream. You name it, they had it. And the beer variety was also extremely impressive. BUT don’t get a drink just yet, wait until you are in your seat and for the right beer girl to come zipping past with a keg on her back to pour you a fresh cold one. These girls are apparently famous in Tokyo, with their own playing cards and apparently some of them have made music videos and become actual pop stars! Only in Japan… The game was amazing, Giants Vs Karp. There seemed to be much rivalry between these two teams and the crowd was getting well into it! Songs, towels, flags….. They all loved it! All in all the stadium was extremely easy to get to having the station just off the grounds, it was a very fun and positive atmosphere all around, the kids loved it, the parents loved it and it was the perfect afternoon together. 5 stars for sure!🙌🏻

An amusement area outside the dome. Some nice restaurants and a bunch of carnival rides. The water flume ride gets you wet; ride it in summer. The GIANT Ferris Wheel is amazing all year long. Train station across the street. Kids will love it. The Merry-go-round is beautiful but the ride is only a few minutes long. Kids feel cheated. Also, there is no Merry go round music. There is a shocking lack of toilets for women. Huge lines! Slows down the entire visit. Please turn one of the men's toilets into a woman's!! This is not the middle ages. Women need more time and they need larger toilet facilities. By the way, I am male, but I stand for the Golden Rule

Phenomenal customer service, attention to detail and security. Have now seen both sporting event and non-sporting event and few operations come close to processing large crowds with ease for all fans to enjoy experience. As well, please visit the National Japanese Baseball Museum with many incredible artifacts.

Beautiful area, beautiful stadium and just a nice area before a baseball game to be at. come early if you want to find your size in shirts and hats. and also to avoid lines. once inside, there is incredible different kinds of food. the stadium is easy to move around and anywhere you sit, it’s just a great experience.

Have been to 3 concerts in Tokyodome and the Blackpink performance last night lived up to the hype. Staff was courteous, friendly and helpful. Sightlines were unhindered and the floor seating wasn't as tight as other venues. The show was great, the venue was great and it was a wonderful evening.

Tokyo Dome has many stores, restaurants and some very exciting rides. The roller coaster was a blast. If you like roller coaster, you must come and have fun.

During our two week stay in Tokyo we wanted to make sure to catch a baseball game! I am so glad we did because the Japanese put the USA to shame with the level of excitement and fun of the game. There are also lots of food and drink options at reasonable prices. We are not sure we can ever go to a game in the States again after this great experience at Tokyo Dome.

Yelp Review: BLACKPINK "Deadline" World Tour - Tokyo Dome Date attended: January 16, 2026 (Jennie's Birthday!) This was my first-ever concert in Japan, and I couldn't have chosen a more iconic experience than seeing BLACKPINK at the Tokyo Dome -- especially on Jennie's birthday! The entire day felt like a dream from start to finish, and I wanted to share my full experience for anyone planning to attend a show here in the future. Atmosphere & First Impressions The moment you approach Tokyo Dome, you can feel the excitement. Crowds of BLINKs, merch bags everywhere, staff guiding everyone, and fans taking pictures in front of the giant promotional posters -- the energy is unreal. Tokyo Dome itself is huge but extremely clean, and even with thousands of fans arriving at once, everything felt calm and well-managed. Merch Line Organization Japan sets the standard for organized events. The merch lines were long, but incredibly efficient: * Clear instructions posted everywhere * Staff directing traffic the whole time * Lines separated by item groups & payment type * Smooth flow without pushing or chaos * Faster than expected, even for high-demand items Even with it being Jennie's birthday and a sold-out night, the whole process felt surprisingly stress-free. Getting Inside the Dome Security and entry were also handled flawlessly: * Quick, respectful bag checks * Staff bowing and greeting fans * Multiple entrances to prevent congestion * Ushers immediately helping you to the right section I genuinely wish U.S. concerts operated like this -- it felt respectful and smooth the entire time. Light Stick Syncing - My Favorite Surprise I brought my BLACKPINK light stick, and I was so happy when it synced perfectly with the show! The moment the lights dimmed and everyone's hammers started glowing in unison, it felt magical. The colors changed with each song, flashing, fading, and pulsing with the music. Seeing tens of thousands of synchronized light sticks turning the Tokyo Dome into a sea of pink was honestly one of the most beautiful parts of the night. It made me feel connected to the entire crowd -- like we were all part of the performance. Inside the Dome - Stage & Setup The stage setup was massive and stunning: * A huge main screen with the DEADLINE tour visual * A long extended runway * Pink lighting filling the entire dome * Great sightlines even from higher seats The production quality was absolutely top-tier. The Concert Itself The show was everything I hoped for: * Live vocals * Powerful choreography * Beautiful solo moments * Amazing crowd energy And because it was Jennie's birthday, the dome went absolutely wild. Fans held up banners, screamed during her parts, and the love for her was so strong throughout the night. Photo Spots & Outside Atmosphere Before and after the concert, the outside area was full of energy: * Giant BLACKPINK posters * LED screens featuring all members * Asahi Super Dry x BLACKPINK collaboration banners * Tons of fans dressed up taking photos It felt like a whole BLINK festival surrounding the venue. Final Thoughts If you ever get the chance to see a concert at Tokyo Dome, especially BLACKPINK, do it. This was one of the most memorable, organized, emotional, and exciting concert experiences I've ever had. 10/10 -- A night I'll never forget.

An incredible experience! This is one of the best places in which I've had the pleasure of watching a baseball game. Entry is seamless, they tell you the exact gate and aisle so there is no guesswork even as a clueless foreigner like myself. The seats are great and the in game experience is like no other. This regular season game felt like a playoff game. Hands down a bucket list item for any baseball fan.

An experience in itself to see Japanese baseball superfans chanting with their own cheer club complete with a band! I purchased my tix online beforehand for the Giants vs. The Carps gane. Its a snug fit with smaller m seats. Every seat around us was filled, so it was cozy. I had envisioned enjoying a bowl of ramen at my seat on this rainy night but this couldn't happen as the ramen offeresld required that you consume it only at the food stand. Good food options. Some language challenges without my Google translate. The dome is surrounded by many other areas to eat at as well, so there are options if you choose to go earlier. The place is pretty cool. It's the largest indoor stadium in the world. We heard that a K-pop group New Jeans debuted the night before. If you are a baseball fan, worth checking out.

We were able to grab some Tokyo Giants game tickets and had a blast! Great facility, different shops on the premise and it was super organized getting in and finding our seats. The food options were fantastic and I wish I had a second stomach so I could try more bentos! If you're in Tokyo definitely try to see a game or event!

Had an amazing time watching the match between Tokyo Giants and Hanshin Tigers at the dome. It was thrilling and so much fun. Looking forward to the next opportunity that I'll be able to watch again.

Go Giants! Seeing a game at the Tokyo Dome has been on my bucket list for a while and we finally got the chance to do it on our spring trip to Japan. We saw the Tokyo Giants vs. Hiroshima Carp and it was such a fun time. We booked tickets online ahead of time online which was clutch as I hear that same day tickets can be hard as games typically sell out. For future reference - it seems like the home team fans typically sit along the 1st baseline and in right-center field. We bought tickets along the 3rd baseline and were surrounded by the visiting team's fans. Watching a baseball game in Japan is very different from the states. The audience is very involved - each team brings their band, cheerleaders, and die hard fans. They chant and sing every time their team is up to bat which makes it a very fun and lively experience. I recommend arriving early to the stadium to check out the merch tents and to buy food, everything is made fresh so they tend to sell out of items as you get closer to the start time of the game. They have tons of options from burgers and hot dogs to bentos and sushi. We ordered a hot dog with egg and chicken teriyaki on top, edamame, chicken karaage, and some beers. Everything was well made and delicious. If you're a baseball fan I highly recommend checking out a game a the Tokyo Dome if you ever get the chance.

It's fun! We had nosebleed seats and it didn't matter. The chanting and singing by fans is insane. Lots of good food options. Very clean. There's a little amusement park outside the stadium and a mall with shopping and food. Really easy to get there on the train.

We came here with our family and friends last month for a Tokyo Giants vs Fukuoka Hawks game. For the most part, it was a little unique and enjoyable experience seeing all of the high energy coming from what looked like an almost completely sold out stadium. The Tokyo Giants fans sang various happy cheers that included the names of every player on the Giants team. It was pretty neat to see and hear as our family happily clapped and tried to sing along with them. My only big frustration is the tight seating in the stadium. Much tighter than the various stadiums we've been to in the United States. It was frustrating to even attempt to exit from our seats to check out any concession stands or use the restroom since everyone was packed in so tight, otherwise I personally would have spent more money on drinks and snacks for ourselves. Our friends had to wait until our section were completely standing (only when the Giants were up to bat) as the fans got ready to start a new cheer for the upcoming player, so they could squish their way back to their seats. A fun experience for everyone, but I can do without another Japanese baseball game the next time we're in town.

I have mixed emotions of the Tokyo Dome. I had Premier Lounge (Club Level) seats for the 2019 MLB Opening Series game between Seattle Mariners and Oakland Athletics. I liked the fact that seats were in groups of four so that it was easy to get up and not have to navigate down a long row of people to reach the aisle. It was cumbersome to get our seats from other levels and there were only stairs, no ramps or elevator to get to the Premier Lounge. The overhang of the seats above prevented us from seeing any infield popups. Also, the seats were not pitched or stacked steep enough because we had difficulty seeing the batter's box because of the people in the front row (we were in row 2). The signage was adequate and there were lots of different concession choices.

A great venue to enjoy sports, concerts or festivals. The reason for me to come here- KISS Concert! It's their 40th Anniversary of kicking butt, blasting eardrums and rocking on! The Tokyo Dome was easily accessible. Arrived to Suidobashi via Toei Subway Mita Line. The venue was really clean. A lot of bars and restaurants located in the area. My group "pre-gamed" at Lad's Dining, Glorious Orange and Paddocks. Food and beer at the Dome are not overpriced. Tokyo Dome staff were very organized and helpful. I just wish leaving a sporting event/concert was this easy back in the US. Looking forward to watching more concerts here and also some sporting events. Maybe watching the Yokohama Baystars beating up on the Giants! One can be optimistic right?

Came here for the yomiuri giants vs hanshin tigers baseball game. Great place to check out a game. I like the Japanese food at the concession stands. Good amenities and was very upkept

Out of all Tokyo I would believe we had the most fun here. The Tokyo giants were playing so we purchased tickets. The game and crowd were awesome! There were booths who sold team merchandise and food booths! We received towels because it was the opening game! There are people who come around with beer or ice cream to sell. I cannot wait to go again. And when we finished there we went bowl right after ! I love Tokyo some!

It's a pretty rough experience. The commuter paths are crazy congested, the seats are made for someone 5'4" at the maximum, and the viewing angles are challenged at best. Its a concrete 1970s creation with the best beer servers in the world and some crazy concessions.

GIANTS!!! Tickets are usually sold out for games on the day. I wouldn't know when I would be available until I know it, so having a booth in front selling ¥1000 matinee tickets, and there are beer everywhere! Happy with that for sure!

The biggest live concert hall in Japan. You can also see soccer games and baseball games. The illumination is awesome. There is a small amusement grounds over here. I have been here several times because I do like go to the concerts. I saw Bonjovi, 2PM, Paul McCartney and Aerosmith. And you know the Rolling Stones is also coming this February 2014!!! I am so sxciting :)