🗺️ Tokyo International Forum Building

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📝 Introduction

The place for the dissemination of culture and information, with a fashionable glass exterior that is quite eye-catching.

📖 Details

Standing near Tokyo Station, this is Japan's largest international conference and arts center. Built in 1997 on the site of the former Metropolitan Government Building, it serves as an international cultural exchange venue. The building features a façade of floor-to-ceiling glass, shaped like a "ship," known as the "Glass Pavilion," and is a stylish and uniquely designed structure created by architect Rafael Viñoly. In the Michelin Green Guide Japan, the overall building is rated two stars, while the "Glass Pavilion" is rated three stars, receiving high acclaim and recognized as one of Tokyo's landmarks. Inside, it comprises eight exhibition halls of various sizes, conference rooms, an outdoor plaza, shops, and restaurants. It is used for a variety of events, including performances, concerts, exhibitions, and international conferences. It also served as the venue for weightlifting and powerlifting events during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.

⭐ Highlights

Japan's largest international conference and arts center. Conveniently located near Tokyo Station. The glass-structured building is quite eye-catching and can be considered one of Tokyo's landmarks. Inside, there are cafes, dining options, and an art museum.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you provide foreign language services? (If so, please specify which languages are available.)

A: The consultation service center has English-speaking staff available. Translation equipment is also provided.

Q: Is re-entry allowed?

A: The public area is open for entry from 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM.

Q: Is free Wi-Fi available in the facility?

A: In the public areas such as the lobby, underground plaza, and above-ground plaza, you can use the public wireless networks of the following three telecommunications companies (as of June 1, 2022): SoftBank Wi-Fi, JAPAN FREE Wi-Fi, and UQ WiMAX. Stores and restaurants also provide wireless internet; please inquire at each establishment for details.

Q: Are there coin-operated lockers?

A: The following five locations have coin-operated lockers available for use (operating hours: 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM): - Near the Famima!! at the connection point of the Yurakucho Line on B1 level, front and side - Side of the connection point at Tokyo Station (Keiyo Exit) on B1 level - B1 level of the glass building towards Yurakucho - B1 level of the glass building towards Tokyo Station