Tokyo International Forum

Tokyo International Forum is a large multi-purpose convention, exhibition, and arts venue in Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, near Tokyo and Yurakucho stations. Opened in 1997 and designed by Rafael Viñoly, it is known for its striking glass-and-steel atrium and ship-like architecture. The complex has about 145,000 m² of total floor area on a 27,000 m² site, with eight halls (including a 5,012-seat Hall A and a 5,000 m² exhibition hall), 34 conference rooms, a 9,700 m² plaza, around 12 restaurants and cafés, and roughly 417 parking spaces. It hosts thousands of conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events each year and is within walking distance of Ginza shopping, hotels, and major business districts, with excellent access by JR and multiple subway lines.