Tokyo International Forum

An incredible architectural structure! It makes an indelible impression with its grandeur and ease of perception at the same time. Lots of air and light, while the space is very full. I don't understand how the local robot guards can do their job? They are simply blocked by crowds of tourists for selfies :)

I went to see Marvel Infinity with a live orchestra in Hall A, and it was awesome! No matter where you sit you can see and hear perfectly. Previously, I went to see Jurassic Park also with a live orchestra and it was also a great experience.

The Tokyo International Forum is a truly world-class venue. From its striking modern architecture to its seamless organization, every aspect reflects precision and professionalism. The glass atrium is absolutely breathtaking and provides a stunning backdrop for events of all kinds — from exhibitions to concerts and conferences. Facilities are spotless, signage is clear in multiple languages, and the location is incredibly convenient, just steps away from Tokyo Station. The staff are courteous and helpful, making the overall experience smooth and enjoyable. Whether you’re attending a global summit or exploring a local cultural event, the Forum offers the perfect blend of design, comfort, and functionality. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Tokyo with an interest in architecture or attending a major event!

One of the most photogenic buildings in Tokyo and that means something. The light, the lines, the shadows, all play a huge role in building the inside atmosphere during the visit.

It’s connected to Tokyo station so you won’t miss it. Great architecture, feels awesome just to sit inside and stare at the space inside the building.

Visited March 2024. A convention center located in Chiyoda Tokyo close to Tokyo Station. I just happened to be in the area and didn't visit for a particular event. Either way, you are able to visit and see the dramatic atrium. There's also some food options in the courtyard.

It's kind of funny this place is quite Grandeur with all of its Criss-Cross walkways and very Majestic long glass of wall. However when you actually get into the conference rooms, they are somewhat small and oddly professionally bleak. Even the social gathering with catering was held on a long yet cramped room. There's Shake Shack outside, for those who like burgers. Alhough the size is akin to a kids meal!

❇️ Visited this awesome building to view its architectural splendor. 🟨 The Tokyo International Forum building is a civic complex on a 6.7 acre site that accommodates dance, musical and theatrical performances, trade conventions and trade shows, business meetings, and large reception halls. ✅️ Four subway lines and two of the most heavily-used train stations, 🟫Tokyo Station and 🟫Yurakucho Station, are located to the north and south of the site, and the area generates lots of pedestrian traffic. 🟡 My husband and I walked around the Yurakucho station too to explore the surroundings. Interesting place. ✳️ Lots of food trucks outside this Tokyo Intl Forum building too.

I love this building and the events here. I have a great time every visit there. Location: Walking distance from Hibiya station and Yurakucho station.

Tokyo international forum is the Tokyo's first convention and art center that was opened in 1997. It is located in the heart of Tokyo, just 1 minute walk from JR Yurakucho station, or 5 minutes walk from JR Tokyo station. It consists of a glass atrium and 4 buildings housing some independent halls, and also has a courtyard surrounded by the buildings. Now I would like to introduce the antique market held at the courtyard. The market is called "O-Edo Antique Market". "O" means "grand", and "Edo" is the ancient name of Tokyo. They say It is the largest outdoor antique market in Japan. There are usually about 250 dealers selling clothes, accessories, tableware, supplies for PCs or cellular phones, novelties related with manga animation characters, or other small articles. The market is usually held at every 1st and 3rd Sunday, but closed incase of rain, and the date may be sometimes changed. The hours for the market is 9:00 - 16:00. Off course, admission is free. If you are tired of shopping at luxury brand stores in Yurakucho and Ginza areas, It will be a good choice for you to drop in at the market. You may find your own treasures or souvenirs there. 東京国際フォーラムは、東京初の各種催事と芸術イベントのための施設で、1997にオープンしました。 同フォーラムは東京の都心に位置し、ＪＲ有楽町駅からはわずか徒歩１分、ＪＲ東京駅からは徒歩５分です。 同フォーラムはガラスアトリウムと独立したホールを有する４棟のビルで構成されており、また、ビルで囲まれた中庭もあります。 今回ご紹介したいのは、この中庭で開催される骨董市のことです。 この骨董市は、「大江戸骨董市」と呼ばれていて、屋外の骨董市としては、日本で最大のものなのだそうです。 通常は250店舗くらいの露店が並び、衣類、アクセサリー類、食器類、パソコンや携帯電話用のサプライ品、アニメキャラクターのノベルティ類、その他の小物類などが売られています。 この骨董市は、雨の日を除き、原則として毎月第１と第３の日曜日に開催されていますが、たまに日程の変更もあるようです。 開催時間は９時から16時、もちろん入場無料です。 有楽町、銀座界隈でブランドショッピングに飽きたら、この骨董市にブラッと寄ってみてはいかがでしょうか。 もしかして、かけがえのないお宝やおみやげが見つかるかも知れませんよ。

Beautiful building and not a bad walk from Tokyo Station. We specifically appreciated it because we were hiding from the rain and it has a number of shops inside. It was being set up for a big expo, and I'm sure it would be a great expo building. As a tourist attraction I would only do a quick stop to look at the impressive architecture, maybe grab a quick coffee and go, if it's on your way.

Nice buildings of eye catching architecture. Spacious halls with beautiful lighting and AV settings for conferences. Enjoyed staying there for a couple of whole day meetings and receptions on one of the top floor areas.

It's a nice architectural pit stop if you're near Tokyo Station. It's a conference centre so there's not much to do there otherwise but it's a neat building with some (few) places to sit. You can grab coffee here.

In terms of just walking around a convention hall (inside and outside) as a passing tourist, this is excellent. And how about looking down from glass walkways six stories up?