First-Time Visitor's Guide to Bellesalle Shibuya First

Your First Visit to Bellesalle Shibuya First

Bellesalle Shibuya First is a large event hall located on the B1 and 2nd floors of Sumitomo Fudosan Shibuya First Tower in Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

With its two-floor layout, the venue hosts events of various sizes, including fashion shows, examinations, academic conferences, seminars, and entertainment events.

This guide covers how to get there from Narita and Haneda airports, how to reach the venue from the nearest station, where to stay and eat nearby, and practical tips for your visit. If this is your first time visiting Bellesalle Shibuya First, use this guide to help plan your trip.

Access Guide to Bellesalle Shibuya First

Bellesalle Shibuya First is located between Shibuya Station, one of Tokyo’s major transit hubs, and Omotesando Station, an area known for fashion and culture. The venue is housed in a landmark tower rising more than 120 meters along Roppongi-dori Avenue. Below is a guide to reaching the venue from the nearest station and from both Narita and Haneda airports.

Nearest Stations and Exits for Bellesalle Shibuya First

The venue is within walking distance of several stations served by multiple train and subway lines. On the day, it’s easiest to head out from the East Exit or New South Exit side of Shibuya Station and follow the flow of foot traffic along Meiji-dori Avenue and Roppongi-dori Avenue.

Shibuya Station, Exit C1

Use Exit C1 of Shibuya Station (Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Fukutoshin Line; Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line and Toyoko Line). This is the main route shown on the official website. From Exit C1, go above ground and head along Roppongi-dori Avenue toward Aoyama, then continue to the B1 or 2nd floor of Sumitomo Fudosan Shibuya First Tower.

Walking time: About 6 minutes (Official website)

Shibuya Station, East Exit

Use the East Exit of Shibuya Station (JR lines). This route is convenient for visitors arriving via JR lines or the Shinkansen. Head toward Shibuya Hikarie and Shibuya Stream, continue to Roppongi-dori Avenue, and make your way to Sumitomo Fudosan Shibuya First Tower.

Walking time: About 8 minutes (Official website)

Omotesando Station, Exit B1

Use Exit B1 of Omotesando Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line, and Chiyoda Line). This is convenient when arriving from the Omotesando or Aoyama area, or when combining your visit with sightseeing in Harajuku. Walk toward Shibuya along Aoyama-dori Avenue and Roppongi-dori Avenue.

Walking time: About 10 minutes (Official website)

From Narita Airport

• Express Bus (Limousine Bus): Direct buses run from the arrival lobbies of each Narita Airport terminal to “Shibuya Station (Shibuya Fukuras)” and “Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel.” With no transfers required, this is an easy option even with large luggage. Check the Tokyo Airport Transport (Limousine Bus) official website for current routes and fares.
• Narita Express (N’EX): Board the limited express Narita Express (N’EX) at Narita Airport Station or Airport Terminal 2 Station and get off at Shibuya Station. All seats are reserved, and luggage space is available. Check the JR East official website for current times and fares.

From Haneda Airport

• Express Bus (Limousine Bus / Keikyu Bus / Tokyu Bus): Direct buses run from the 1st-floor bus stops at Haneda Airport Terminals 1–3 to “Shibuya Station (Shibuya Fukuras)” and “Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel.” This route involves the fewest transfers and is popular with international visitors. Check the Keikyu Bus official website for current routes and fares.
• Keikyu Line + JR Yamanote Line: Take the Keikyu Line from Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station to Shinagawa Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line bound for Shibuya Station. Frequent service makes this a reliable option. Check the Keikyu Corporation official website for the latest information.

Venue Information Summary

• Official name: Bellesalle Shibuya First
• Address: B1F/2F Sumitomo Realty Shibuya First Tower, 1-2-20 Higashi, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0011
• Nearest station: 6-min walk from Shibuya Station, Exit C1 (Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Fukutoshin Line; Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line and Toyoko Line)
• Official website: https://www.bellesalle.co.jp/shisetsu/shibuya/bs_shibuyafirst/

Recommended Hotels Near Bellesalle Shibuya First

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Bellesalle Shibuya First is a 6-minute walk from Shibuya Station, and the area around the station has many hotels suited to both domestic and international business travelers and tourists. Here are six hotels that offer convenient access to the venue and are easy for international visitors to use.

Tokyu Stay Shibuya Shin-Minamiguchi

An apartment-style hotel about a 6-minute walk from Shibuya Station, renovated in December 2022. Every room comes with a kitchenette, including a microwave and refrigerator, plus an in-room washer-dryer, making it a practical choice for longer business trips. The front desk operates 24 hours and offers dry cleaning, photocopying, and free luggage storage. It is also within walking distance of Bellesalle Shibuya First, which suits travelers with a lot of luggage.

SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL

A lifestyle hotel located inside Shibuya Stream, directly connected to Exit C2 and the JR New South Exit of Shibuya Station. It features a distinctive vintage-modern design and advanced services, including the “Relay” delivery robot, and at Bar & Dining “TORRENT,” guests can enjoy neo-bistro cuisine. Bellesalle Shibuya First is also within walking distance, making it a convenient base before or after an event.

Shibuya Tokyu REI Hotel

A well-located hotel about a 2-minute walk from the Miyamasuzaka Exit of JR and Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Shibuya Station, and right by Exit B2 of Shibuya Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, Toyoko Line, Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, and Fukutoshin Line. Based on the concept of “SHIBUYA Living,” it offers relaxing, natural-modern guest rooms. Bellesalle Shibuya First is about an 8-minute walk away, making it a practical choice for business use.

Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu

A conveniently located hotel inside Shibuya Mark City, directly connected to Shibuya Station. Its 408 functional guest rooms offer views of Shibuya’s energetic cityscape. Since limousine bus stops for Narita and Haneda airports are located nearby, international arrivals and departures are especially smooth. Bellesalle Shibuya First is about a 10-minute walk away.

sequence MIYASHITA PARK

A next-generation lifestyle hotel inside MIYASHITA PARK, a mixed-use complex combining a park, commercial facilities, and accommodation, about a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Shibuya Station Exit B1. Features include its unique check-in time of 5:00 p.m. and check-out time of 2:00 p.m., a rooftop bar, and an open lobby integrated with the park. Recommended for visitors who want a modern stay that feels distinctly Shibuya.

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel

A luxury hotel in a high-rise building along National Route 246. All 403 guest rooms are located on the upper floors, from the 19th through 37th floors, offering views of Tokyo’s nightscape and, on clear days, Mount Fuji. The hotel also features restaurants and bars, fitness and spa facilities, and banquet rooms, making it one of the finest hotels in the Shibuya area, suitable for overseas VIPs and important business dinners.

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Recommended Restaurants Near Bellesalle Shibuya First

Around Bellesalle Shibuya First, large commercial complexes such as Shibuya Hikarie and Shibuya Stream offer many restaurants and cafés. Here are six genres of recommended places to eat that are also approachable for international visitors.

Soba / Japanese

Suju Indigo Shibuya Stream

A Japanese restaurant by Suju, which was founded as a miso brewery in Komoro, Shinshu, in 1827 and is now based in Karuizawa. Located on the 2nd floor of Shibuya Stream, it serves rustic, thick-cut soba noodles and healthy lunch options made with ten-grain brown rice. Its high-ceilinged, open, modern interior is close to the venue and works well for both lunch and dinner, and the restaurant also offers a wide selection of local sake from Shinshu.

Regional Cuisine / Japanese Set Meals

d47 Shokudo

A restaurant on the 8th floor of Shibuya Hikarie, themed around Japan’s 47 prefectures and serving regional dishes as set meals. Its monthly “prefectural set meal” changes regularly, making it a rare place to experience Japan’s diverse local food culture in one location. Window seats overlooking Shibuya are another highlight, and English menus are available.

Spanish Cuisine

XIRINGUITO Escribà Shibuya Stream

The first location in Japan of XIRINGUITO Escribà, which opened in Barcelona, Spain, in 1992. Located on the 3rd floor of Shibuya Stream, it serves authentic paella, described as “the best paella in Barcelona,” in an airy interior with ocean-inspired blue tones. The paella, made with domestically grown Valencia rice, and desserts such as Basque cheesecake are especially popular.

Hamburgers

THE GREAT BURGER STAND

An American restaurant on the 1st floor of Shibuya Stream from a popular gourmet burger shop in Harajuku. In an American diner-style space decorated with stars-and-stripes motifs and neon signs, guests can enjoy distinctive burgers such as a juicy bacon cheeseburger and a grilled pineapple burger. Terrace seating is also recommended on pleasant days.

Miyazaki Cuisine / Japanese

Mansaku Shibuya Hikarie

A Japanese izakaya on the 6th floor of Shibuya Hikarie specializing in branded beef, pork, chicken, and seafood from Miyazaki Prefecture. The menu includes Miyazaki’s famous chicken nanban set meal and charcoal-grilled Kirishima chicken thigh. The calm, wood-accented interior includes semi-private and private rooms, and being directly connected to Shibuya Station makes it easy to reach.

Café / Espresso

Paul Bassett Shibuya Hikarie ShinQs

An espresso café by world barista champion Paul Bassett, located on B2 of Shibuya Hikarie ShinQs. It also offers a full light-meal menu, including ricotta-rich pancakes and hot sandwiches. Directly connected to the station, it is convenient for a coffee break before or after an event, a light lunch, or a casual meeting.

Wi-Fi and Facilities at Bellesalle Shibuya First

• Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi is available in each hall, and a paid dedicated line (“NURO Access Premium,” first-come, first-served) can also be reserved (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, equipment list PDF).
• Smoking Area: One smoking room is provided in each of the 2F HALL and B1 HALL. The entire facility, including the lobby, is non-smoking, and smoking is permitted only in these designated rooms (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, terms of use PDF).
• Hours & Extensions: Bookings are offered in 8-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour blocks, with setup and cleanup time included in the booking period. Same-day extensions can be requested in 30-minute increments, and a late-night surcharge applies to any extension time falling between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, pricing PDF).
• Parking: There is no dedicated Bellesalle parking, hourly parking, or drop-off area; nearby parking can be found via the search link on the official website (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website).
• Loading and Unloading: The 2F HALL uses a loading elevator (2,300 kg capacity) from Loading Bay 2 on B1F. The B1 HALL allows direct loading by 4-ton trucks via Loading Bays 1 and 3 (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, equipment list PDF).
• Accessibility: Accessible restrooms are provided in both the 2F and B1F event halls, and the B1F event hall also has a nursing room (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, terms of use PDF).
• Outside Food and Drinks: For party-style use, bringing in food or drink through a vendor other than the venue’s designated supplier incurs a bring-in fee based on hall area (bringing in only boxed meals or beverages is exempt). For the full B1 HALL (1,352 sqm), the fee is ¥550,000 (tax included) (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, outside bring-in fee PDF).

Tips Before You Visit

The area around Shibuya Station’s East Exit is under redevelopment, and exit and passage routes may change

Construction is ongoing around the intersection near Shibuya Station’s East Exit, and the layout of the station, its exits, and pedestrian routes may change. The official website recommends a 6-minute walk from Exit C1, but first-time visitors should allow extra time before setting out (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website).

Do not confuse the venue with the nearby “Bellesalle Shibuya Garden”

There is another Bellesalle-brand venue in the Shibuya area called “Bellesalle Shibuya Garden,” and the official website specifically notes that visitors should be careful not to mix up the two venue names. Double-check the venue name on your ticket or event email before heading out (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website).

Cash payment is not accepted for venue usage fees

Under Bellesalle Shibuya First’s terms of use, cash payment is not accepted for venue usage fees; payment must be made by bank transfer or another designated method (bank transfer fees are borne by the user). If you are booking the venue as an organizer, confirm the accepted payment method in advance (Bellesalle Shibuya First official website, terms of use PDF).

Event Venues at Bellesalle Shibuya First

Bellesalle Shibuya First is a large-scale event venue with more than 2,500㎡ of space across two floors: the 2nd floor and B1. The B1 hall is soundproofed for music events, while the 2nd-floor hall takes advantage of its hilltop setting with bright natural light. The two halls offer different atmospheres and can also be divided for use, making the venue suitable for a wide range of event sizes and purposes.

Source: Bellesalle Shibuya First official website (Quoted from the official venue introduction page)