Conference & Convention Centers in Tokyo

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Conference & Convention Centers in Tokyo

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  • Sharon
    Silver Spring, MD73 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    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.
    Written January 10, 2020
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  • Lamont S
    New York City, NY25 contributions
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    Currently visiting this wonderful structure for a lengthy work assignment and I'm blown away by how large, impressive and well-run it is.
    Written July 21, 2021
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  • Glenn M
    Leiderdorp, The Netherlands331 contributions
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    I spotted this indoor stadium when I was doing a trail around the Imperial Palace site. Its situated in the Kitamonaru park and was originally built for the olympic games in the sixties. Today its a multi-purpose hall used for contests and concerts. When I was there it was hosting some kind of hanami celebration event. The architecture of this stadium is cool.
    Written August 9, 2019
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  • Per411
    Gothenburg, Sweden207 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    This house is located in a small neighborhood just southwest of Ikebukuro station.
    The ambience here is fantastic. I walk by here every time i am in Tokyo.
    Written December 15, 2022
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  • unescotravelbug
    Wooster, OH4,216 contributions
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    I have visited Japan eight times since 2004. I had not heard or read about the name of Hoku Topia and it observatory lobby on the 17th floor offers free panoramic views of greater Tokyo till this summer when I made my 8th trip to Japan. I read an article from an official Tokyo Travel Guide which I picked up at Hamamatsucho Station. It recommends tourists take ride on Sakura Line(previously Toden Aragawa Line) and explore several unique neighborhoods and attractions along the tracks. Hoku Topia is one of them. The not so well know free entry to observatory lobby on its 17th floor was my reason to visit.

    Hoku Topia, a commercial building is next to JR Oji Station and also on Sakura Line's Oji-ekimae Stop. We bought one day pass riding on Sakura Tram and our mission was to see greater Tokyo from Hoku Topia's 17th floor's observatory lobby. Surprisingly we were the only foreigners there. We had plenty of space to meander around and free to stay on the 17th floor lobby till we felt time to leave. The nearest panorama views are Aragawa and adjacent cities. In distance Skytree is one of easy recognized landmarks; old arched bridges; Aragawa River and Sumida River are within the sights.

    From high-rise building to watch trains passing, approaching or leaving station was the first time experience in all my trips to Japan, and my greatest pleasure was watching several JR East Shinkansen trains ran on high speeds below my eyes. There were even a few times I saw local trains, regional trains, express trains and Shinkansen trains ran spontaneously on their own tracks. It was an eye-opening experience. And because I had just completed my traveling across Kanto and Tohoku region I could even recognize the names of the train traveled by the colors of their cars.

    I love to go off beaten path to find places that are unique and not so touristy, and I found Hoku Topia, it's reachable by JR's JK(Keihintohoku) Line, Toei's Sakura Tram, and Tokyo Metro N line. Around Hoku Topia there are many shops and eateries to explore and dine.
    Written October 5, 2019
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  • maritora
    Tokyo Prefecture, Japan4,752 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    I visited there on the way from Kanda Myojin.
    There are a café and shop on the first floor, other floors are used for events.
    The café serves sweets and light meals and the shop sells a variety of goods such as handkerchiefs, a package of confectionery and Japanese charm, which seem to be good for souvenir.
    Also, the shop has special goods from Shinto. For example, Kamidana (a small satellite shrine for home) and a miniature of a wooden Japanese lantern are on sale. These are priced from 1300 yen. I have rarely seen a shop providing Shinto goods in Tokyo, so it is recommendable for people who are interested in Shinto.
    Written February 6, 2020
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  • Asker134
    Ota, Japan3 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Went for the Tokyo Motor Show. It's a nice building and very clean. They host many events here for a good reason.
    Written October 27, 2019
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