东京会展观光局推介KidZania东京、日本桥中央通等特色场馆,为商务会议打造独特体验
Delivering unmatched experiences: Tokyo elevates business meetings with its unique venues
东京凭借一批特色场馆为会奖活动(MICE)提供独特体验,今年已赢得第72届UIA大会及2027至2029年间六场国际协会会议。可租用的场馆包括面积约6,000平方米、可容纳1,200人的KidZania东京,户外活动的日本桥中央通及300平方米的福德庭园,可容纳250人的神田明神,以及两间可容纳50至60人的回向院。国立新美术馆lobby中庭高21.6米、面积2,700平方米,设有16米高投影墙。
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Today’s delegates increasingly seek deeper, more meaningful experiences at events. This means authentic cultural immersion in the local destination, as well as opportunities for networking in inspiring settings, and activities that create lasting emotional connections.
At the same time, planners need to look beyond just ensuring event logistics flows smoothly and prioritise destinations and venues that deliver such memorable experiences.
With Tokyo securing high profile event wins this year, including the 72nd UIA Congress and six international association conferences between 2027 and 2029, demand for unique event spaces is set to be higher than before.
From arts and cultural sites to places of attraction, the city has a range of unique venues for all varieties of event purposes and experiences.
KidZania Tokyo: Fun for grown-ups too

KidZania operates as an indoor theme park for children to learn how society works through a simulated realistic experiences. After hours, it can be rented out as a private venue for teambuilding, meetings, family-friendly events and other corporate events.
The benefit of doing so is having around 100 fun and interesting role-playing activities in an exciting city setting with around 60 establishments scaled to two-thirds of their real-world size. The stage is set to make an impression on delegates, who can also experience the venue’s work programmes at their own private event.
For planners, this means less set-up required as there are already existing activities and facilities such as a theatre with audiovisual capabilities for performances or presentations. The layout of the venue also allows for a street parade, wide enough to fit floats. At 6,000m2, it supports large events for up to 1,200 people.
Nihonbashi Naka-dori: Outdoor space bridging Edo-period charm and modern life

Set in the historic Nihonbashi area, the birthplace of Edo culture and Tokyo’s merchant district, including the former site of the city’s famous fish market, are two unique venues available for outdoor events.
Nihonbashi Naka-dori, a historic street lined with traditional storefronts, offers a charming outdoor space that blends tradition with modernity.
It is a charming street lined with traditional storefronts, a blend of heritage and modernity, and is illuminated by lanterns year-round. Street vendors and market stalls may also offer retail and food options.
The street leads to the Fukutoku Shrine, its entrance marked by a large torii gate. Beside it is the Fukutoku Garden, a 300m2 unique venue for private hire. Surrounded by trees and framed by the towering buildings of Nihonbashi, the venue is ideal for summer parties, cultural events or even sake tasting.
These two venues are close to other convention facilities, making them ideal for including in event programmes.
Kanda Myoujin Shrine: Authentic cultural experiences

Kanda Myoujin Shrine, which houses the cultural exchange facility Edo Culture Complex, is a historic venue that has its roots dating back to 1,300 years. Still a popular shrine that people come to pray at for business prosperity and good luck, it retains its traditional architecture with modern facilities that can host different types of events.
Its flexible spaces include a main hall, lounge, and outdoor areas that can hold up to 250 guests and can be configured in various layouts from seated dinners to standing receptions and cocktail events.
It has even been transformed into a Japanese festival setting, making full use of its premises with festival games booths, treats, workshops, sumo performance and ritual, and premium alcohol tasting across the grounds and four floors, for a fully immersive cultural experience for delegates.
Eko-in Temple: Preserving sumo heritage

For smaller groups, the Eko-in Temple provides a more intimate space in a contemporary yet traditional style after renovation.
With a history that dates back to 1657 and the main site for sumo wrestling tournaments for more than 150 years, the temple holds tremendous historical significance.
Today, it can be used for programmes that let delegates learn about the temple’s history, its ties to the local community, and even experience a private sumo wrestling demonstration. It has two rooms available for rent that can accommodate 50 to 60 people.
The National Art Center, Tokyo: Celebratory spectacle

Designed by renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa, the National Art Center, Tokyo (NACT), recognisable for its wave-like glass facade, offers an impressive venue for events.
At a height of 21.6m and 2,700m2, the museum’s lobby atrium receives natural light and is large enough for multiple purposes whether it is a reception party or product launch. This includes accommodating live performances, as well as ample space for arrangements such as cocktail tables for networking or welcome drinks.
A 16m-high wall also allows for video projection without the need to set up a stage.
Other spaces include the Terrace, two Foyers, Auditorium capable of holding large groups, as well as three lecture rooms for up to 28 participants.
SUMIDA AQUARIUM: Aglow with possibilities

Located in Oshiage, SUMIDA AQUARIUM lends a distinctive setting for events, with marine life providing a memorable backdrop.
Available for events after closing time, the entire venue is lit up in an ethereal blue glow, reflecting the habitat of its aquatic residents.
Its flexible spaces include raised steps, suitable for presentations or speeches, open space for buffet or cocktail tables and networking.
The venue is also suitable for company events involving families, offering an entertaining option for those with children.
The floors can accommodate up to 800 persons. Each floor can also be rented separately.
With its diverse portfolio of venues, Tokyo gives planners the flexibility to create events that go beyond the conventional, bringing together business objectives with memorable experiences.

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