Your First Visit to Belle Salle Iidabashi First

Belle Salle Iidabashi First is a rental hall and event venue in the Iidabashi area, where several rail lines converge. It occupies the B1 floor of the Sumitomo Fudosan Iidabashi First Tower and hosts a wide range of business events including international conferences, corporate seminars, product launches, training sessions, shareholder meetings, and briefings. With a large hall that can be divided according to purpose, the venue can be configured flexibly to suit events of different sizes. Multiple lines serve nearby Iidabashi and Korakuen stations, and connections from the airports and major terminals are convenient, making it well suited to events with international attendees. This guide covers practical information including how to get to Belle Salle Iidabashi First, where to stay, dining options nearby, and tips for your visit.

Please note that this venue is “Belle Salle Iidabashi First,” which is a different building and facility from “Belle Salle Iidabashi Ekimae” located in the same Iidabashi area. Be sure to confirm the venue name and address before you travel.

Access Guide to Belle Salle Iidabashi First

Iidabashi is served by several rail lines, and the venue sits near the station terminal. Below you will find routing options from both Narita and Haneda airports, as well as directions from the nearest stations. Journey times, fares, and transfers vary by time of day and timetable revisions, so please check each railway operator’s official website for the latest information.

From Narita Airport

  • Keisei Skyliner + JR transfer: Narita Airport Station → (Keisei Skyliner) → Nippori Station → (JR toward Akihabara / Ochanomizu) → transfer to the Chuo-Sobu Local Line → Iidabashi Station. Transfer to JR at Nippori. Check the Keisei Electric Railway website for current times, fares, and transfers.
  • JR Narita Express (N’EX) + transfer: Narita Airport Station → (Narita Express) → Tokyo Station → (JR Chuo Line Rapid) → Ochanomizu Station → (Chuo-Sobu Local Line) → Iidabashi Station. Reserved seating makes this comfortable when you have luggage. Check the JR East website for the latest timetable.

From Haneda Airport

  • Tokyo Monorail + JR transfer: Haneda Airport terminal stations → (Tokyo Monorail) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR toward Akihabara) → transfer to the Chuo-Sobu Local Line → Iidabashi Station. This route runs through central Tokyo to the venue’s nearest station. See the Tokyo Monorail website for details.
  • Keikyu + Toei lines: Haneda Airport terminal stations → (Keikyu Airport Line / Toei Asakusa Line through service) toward central Tokyo → transfer to the Toei Oedo Line → Iidabashi Station. The Oedo Line’s Iidabashi Station has an exit close to the venue. Check the Keikyu website for routes and fares.

From the Nearest Stations

  • Iidabashi Station (Toei Oedo Line), Exit C3: Approx. 3-minute walk
  • Iidabashi Station (JR lines), East Exit: Approx. 5-minute walk
  • Iidabashi Station (Tokyo Metro Tozai / Yurakucho / Namboku lines), Exit B1: Approx. 5-minute walk
  • Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi / Namboku lines), Exit 1: Approx. 8-minute walk

Venue Information Summary

  • Official name: Belle Salle Iidabashi First
  • Address: Sumitomo Fudosan Iidabashi First Tower B1F, 2-6-1 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004
  • Nearest stations: Iidabashi Station (Toei Oedo Line), Exit C3 (approx. 3 min walk); also Iidabashi Station JR East Exit (approx. 5 min), Iidabashi Station (Tokyo Metro Tozai / Yurakucho / Namboku lines) Exit B1 (approx. 5 min), and Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi / Namboku lines) Exit 1 (approx. 8 min)
  • Official website: https://www.bellesalle.co.jp/shisetsu/iidabashi/bs_iidabashifirst/

Event Venues at Belle Salle Iidabashi First

Belle Salle Iidabashi First is located on the B1 floor of the Sumitomo Fudosan Iidabashi First Tower and offers a large hall (which can be divided into HALL A and HALL B) for lectures and exhibitions. Through different layouts and partitions, it can flexibly accommodate everything from large lectures to mid-size breakout sessions and training.

The main capacities published on the official website are as follows:

  • Whole HALL: Theater style 712 seats (School style 324–486 seats)
  • HALL A: Theater style 498 seats (School style 216–324 seats)
  • HALL B: Theater style 176 seats (School style 80–120 seats)

For room floor areas, layouts, current availability, booking conditions, and combinations with other rooms, please check the Belle Salle Iidabashi First official website.

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The Iidabashi, Korakuen, and Kagurazaka areas offer a good selection of well-connected hotels close to the stations. Here are six recommended options with convenient access to the venue.

Hotel Metropolitan Edmont

A leading large-scale hotel located about a 5-minute walk from the East Exit of JR Iidabashi Station. It is in the same Iidabashi area as the venue and within walking distance. With a large number of rooms, it is well suited to accommodating attendees of international events.

APA Hotel Iidabashi-Ekimae

A highly convenient business hotel right by Iidabashi Station. The venue is within walking distance, making it ideal for business travelers with early-morning or late-night schedules.

Via Inn Iidabashi Korakuen

A business hotel about a 5-minute walk from JR Iidabashi Station, also close to the Korakuen and Kagurazaka areas. The venue is within walking distance, a good choice for travelers who want a functional, efficient stay.

Dormy Inn Korakuen

A hotel in the Korakuen area featuring a large public bath. It is within walking distance of the Iidabashi First Tower where the venue is located, a good option for unwinding after a day of business.

Tokyo Dome Hotel

A high-rise city hotel in the Tokyo Dome City complex in Koraku, Bunkyo-ku. With a very large number of rooms, it is well suited to group bookings and attendees of large events. The venue is within walking distance.

APA Hotel Iidabashi-Ekiminami

A business hotel on the south side of Iidabashi Station. The venue is within walking distance, and it is a useful alternative when the Ekimae property is full. A good choice for travelers who value a calm, settled stay.

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The area stretching from Iidabashi to Kagurazaka is home to a wide range of dining options, from long-established establishments to specialty shops. Below are six genres to suit business lunches, client dinners, and quick breaks.

Café

Kinozen Kagurazaka

A long-established Japanese sweets shop in Kagurazaka, about a 3-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Iidabashi Station. Its calm, traditional atmosphere makes it an easy choice for a pre- or post-meeting chat or a short break.

Izakaya

Kagurazaka Sakanohana

A seafood-focused Japanese restaurant in Kagurazaka with private rooms suited to entertaining and group dinners. Seasonal dishes and sake are served in a calm setting, a good fit for a small-group meal after an event.

Sushi

Kagurazaka Sushi Konkon

A hideaway sushi restaurant in Kagurazaka, a few minutes’ walk from JR Iidabashi Station. Enjoy authentic counter-style sushi here, a good option for business entertaining and client dinners. Reservations are recommended.

Japanese

Washoku-biyori Osaketo Kagurazaka

A Japanese restaurant in a renovated traditional house in Kagurazaka. Seasonal dishes and local sake are served in a calm space, suiting a range of occasions from lunch to client entertaining.

Italian

CANAL CAFE

An open-air Italian restaurant right by the West Exit of JR Iidabashi Station, set along the outer moat. Enjoy pizza and pasta by the waterside, a good fit for group meals or an informal gathering after an event.

French

Bertrand Larcher Le Bretagne Kagurazaka

A restaurant serving cuisine from the Brittany region of France, on a lane in Kagurazaka about a 5-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Iidabashi Station. Its signature galettes and cider make it an easy choice for a lighter lunch or meal.

Tips Before You Visit

Iidabashi Station has many exits and lines, so the walk varies

The closest access is Exit C3 of Iidabashi Station on the Toei Oedo Line (about a 3-minute walk). When using JR, the East Exit (about 5 minutes) is convenient, and when using the Tozai, Yurakucho, or Namboku lines, Exit B1 (about 5 minutes) works well. The station is large where several lines meet, so checking the exit that matches your line in advance helps you avoid getting lost.

The building is the “Sumitomo Fudosan Iidabashi First Tower,” and the venue is on its B1 floor

The venue is on the first basement level (B1F) of the Sumitomo Fudosan Iidabashi First Tower. As this is a high-rise office tower, confirming the tower name and venue floor and following the signage will make your arrival smooth.

”Belle Salle Iidabashi First” and “Belle Salle Iidabashi Ekimae” are different facilities

There is a separate venue with a similar name, “Belle Salle Iidabashi Ekimae,” in the same Iidabashi area. The buildings and addresses differ, so confirm the venue name and address on your invitation or event information before setting out.

The station area is crowded during commuting hours

Iidabashi Station is served by several lines, and on weekday mornings and evenings the gates and walkways are busy with commuters. Arriving with time to spare before your event is recommended.

You can spread dining and lodging across the Kagurazaka and Korakuen areas

The venue sits between Kagurazaka and Korakuen (Tokyo Dome City). It is easy to spread your restaurants and accommodation across these areas and to move around during multi-day events.

Convenience stores and cafés are plentiful near the station and the tower

There are many convenience stores and cafés around Iidabashi Station and the office tower, so picking up drinks, a quick bite, or small supplies is easy. This is handy for last-minute preparation before entering the venue or during breaks.

The area gets crowded during Tokyo Dome City events

On days when concerts, games, or other large events are held nearby at Korakuen and Tokyo Dome City, the area around Korakuen and Suidobashi stations and the walkways can become crowded. In that case, using the Iidabashi Station side tends to be smoother.