First-Time Visitor’s Guide to TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

Your First Visit to TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE is a conference facility inside Tokyo Midtown, one of Roppongi’s signature landmarks. It hosts everything from large-scale business forums and design-focused events to international conferences and corporate training sessions.

Tokyo Midtown itself is a mixed-use complex that brings together business, art, and a refreshing amount of greenery. It is directly connected to Roppongi Station on the Toei Oedo Line, so you can reach it without stepping outside—even on rainy days.

This guide walks through the routes from Narita and Haneda airports and the nearest stations, nearby hotels, dining options for meetings or quick breaks, and practical points to know before you visit.

Access Guide to TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE is directly connected to Roppongi Station, so you can arrive without stepping outside—even on rainy days. Below are the routes from Narita and Haneda airports, along with directions from the nearest stations. Travel times and fares can change with timetable revisions, so please check each operator’s official website for the latest information.

Nearest Stations and Exits for TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

Tokyo Midtown is directly connected via underground passageways to Roppongi Station, served by the Toei Oedo Line and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. The walking distance to the right exit varies by line, so use the routes below as a guide.

Toei Oedo Line – Roppongi Station (Exit 8)

Exit the ticket gates and follow signs for Exit 8, which leads directly into Tokyo Midtown’s underground entrance (B1F). This is the most convenient route to the Hall & Conference.

Approx. 1–2 minute walk (direct connection).

Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line – Roppongi Station (via underground passage)

Exit the ticket gates and follow the underground passage toward Tokyo Midtown (the opposite direction from Roppongi Hills). Pass near the Toei Oedo Line platforms and head toward Exit 8 to join the direct connecting route.

Approx. 3–5 minute walk.

Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line – Nogizaka Station (Exit 3)

Leave via Exit 3 at Nogizaka Station, go up to street level, and walk a short distance along Gaien-Higashi-dori toward Roppongi to reach Tokyo Midtown. On a nice day, this tree-lined route is a pleasant option.

Approx. 3-minute walk.

From Narita Airport

• Keisei Skyliner + Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: Narita Airport Station → (Keisei Skyliner) → Keisei-Ueno Station / JR Ueno Station → (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line) → Roppongi Station. Transfer to the Hibiya Line at Ueno. For the latest schedules and fares, check the Keisei Electric Railway official website.
• Narita Express (N’EX) + Toei Oedo Line: Narita Airport Station → (Narita Express) → Shinjuku Station → (Toei Oedo Line) → Roppongi Station. No transfer needed to reach Shinjuku Station. For the latest information, check the JR East official website and the Toei Transportation official website.
• Narita Express (N’EX) + Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: Narita Airport Station → (Narita Express) → Tokyo Station → (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line) → Roppongi Station. A route via Tokyo Station. For the latest information, check the JR East official website and the Tokyo Metro official website.

From Haneda Airport

• Keikyu Line (through-service to Toei Asakusa Line) + Toei Oedo Line: Haneda Airport Terminal stations → (Keikyu Line) → Daimon Station → (Toei Oedo Line) → Roppongi Station. Transfer at Daimon Station. For the latest information, check the Keikyu Corporation official website and the Toei Transportation official website.
• Tokyo Monorail + Toei Oedo Line: Haneda Airport Terminal stations → (Tokyo Monorail) → Hamamatsucho Station → (transfer to the Toei Oedo Line from the adjacent Daimon Station) → Roppongi Station. For the latest information, check the Tokyo Monorail official website.

For detailed maps and route information, see the official access page: Tokyo Midtown Access

Venue Summary

• Official name: TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE
• Address: Tokyo Midtown, 9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo
• Nearest stations: Directly connected to Roppongi Station (Toei Oedo Line) / 3–5-min walk from Roppongi Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line)
• Official website: https://www.tokyo-midtown.com

Recommended Hotels near TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

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Roppongi, around Tokyo Midtown, has everything from top-tier luxury hotels to highly functional business options. Here are five hotels selected primarily for their easy access to the venue.

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

Located inside Tokyo Midtown itself, so you can reach the Hall & Conference area entirely indoors. With world-class service and panoramic city views, it’s ideal for high-stakes business trips, important meetings, or VIP stays—especially if you want to eliminate travel stress and stay in peak form.

remm Roppongi

A hotel built around the concept of “great sleep,” with massage chairs in every room. It’s about a one-minute walk from Roppongi Station and just a few minutes to Tokyo Midtown, yet it remains relatively affordable. Compact but highly functional—an excellent fit for busy business travelers.

Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Premier

In the heart of Roppongi but with a more composed, quiet feel. Rooms feature modern design influenced by Japanese aesthetics, with ample desk space for work. A fitness gym on the 13th floor also makes it comfortable for longer stays.

Candeo Hotels Tokyo Roppongi

Located a 5-minute walk from Exit 7 of Roppongi Station on the Toei Oedo Line (per the official website). The top floor features a sky spa with an open-air bath, making it easy to unwind between business sessions. Refined rooms and quality bedding also make it well suited to business travel.

Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-Roppongi

A well-located hotel within walking distance of Roppongi Station, Roppongi Hills, and Tokyo Midtown alike (per the official website). Every room has a wide bed, and conveniences such as self-check-in kiosks, self-service lockers, and coin laundry make it practical for business travelers.

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Recommended Restaurants near TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

On a business trip, time for meals can be limited. Below are six genres of dependable restaurants inside Tokyo Midtown or near Roppongi Station that are easy to use during a visit.

Japanese

Suju Dining Rokkaku

A Japanese dining spot run by a miso-and-soy-sauce maker originating in Karuizawa (Galleria Garden Terrace, 2F). Their set meals—centered around fluffy rice cooked in a copper pot and miso soup made with Shinshu miso—are comforting without feeling heavy, making them ideal between sessions. Lunch turnover is relatively quick, while evenings work well for calm business dinners paired with sake.

Western

Union Square Tokyo

A sister restaurant of the popular New York spot, offering a lively atmosphere and generous plates—think big salads and excellent steak (Galleria Garden Terrace, B1F). With polished service and an international crowd that feels very “Roppongi,” it’s a natural choice for power lunches or dinner meetings with overseas guests. Private rooms and terrace seating are also available.

Italian

Pizzeria-Trattoria Napule (Napule)

An authentic pizzeria led by craftsmen with accolades from Naples pizza competitions (Galleria Garden Terrace, 1F). The wood-fired pizzas are outstanding, and the setting is casual yet high-quality—perfect when you want a great meal without a long time commitment. Seats facing Midtown Garden feel open and refreshing, which can be a nice mental reset during a packed schedule.

Sushi

SUSHI TOKYO TEN

A sushi restaurant on Galleria Garden Terrace, 1F, with counter seating available. A solid choice for an Edomae-style sushi business lunch or a proper dinner meeting.

Café

ANTICO CAFFÈ AL AVIS

A café attached to an Italian bar on Plaza B1. It is stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, making it an easy stop for a short break or a cup of coffee before or after a meeting.

Ramen

AFURI Roppongi Crossing

A ramen shop right by the Roppongi Crossing, about a 1-minute walk from Exit 7 of Roppongi Station (Toei Oedo Line / Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line). Known for its lighter yuzu-shio ramen, it’s within walking distance of Tokyo Midtown and open year-round, making it convenient for a quick meal between event sessions.

Wi-Fi and Facilities at TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

• Wi-Fi: Hall A and Hall B include dedicated free Wi-Fi and a dedicated wired LAN line in the room rate as free amenities (TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE official website).
• Smoking Area: A smoking area is located on the 2nd floor of Tokyo Midtown (Tokyo Midtown official website).
• Hours & Extensions: Conference rooms can be booked for a minimum of 3 hours within 9:00-21:00. Extension fees are set per hour, per room (e.g., ¥26,400 for Room1, ¥70,400 for Room7). A 30% discount applies to load-in, preparation, and setup (including rehearsal) on the day before the event, and to teardown and move-out on the day after (TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE official website).
• Parking: The Tokyo Midtown parking lot is ¥400 per 30 minutes (Tokyo Midtown official website).
• Loading and Unloading: A loading entrance connects directly to ground level, with an opening large enough for two 4-ton trucks. The route to the venue is flat, and VIPs can be driven directly to the entrance in their own vehicle (TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE official website).
• Accessibility: Wheelchair rental is available at the information counters in Plaza B1 and Galleria 1F (11:00-20:00, return by 19:30; a phone number or ID is required). Ostomate-compatible restrooms are located on Galleria 2F and Tower B1, foldable care seats on Galleria 1F and 3F, and elevators are designed for easy wheelchair access (Tokyo Midtown official website).
• Cloakroom: The three foyers shared between the two halls serve as reception, exhibition, meeting, cloakroom, and coffee-break space (TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE official website).
• Convenience: Tokyo Midtown has numerous dining and retail shops on-site.

Tips Before You Visit

Roppongi Station is deep—and exits matter

Roppongi Station is served by the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and the Toei Oedo Line, and the Oedo Line platforms are especially deep underground. It can take longer than expected to reach street level, so build in extra time. For Tokyo Midtown, Exit 8 is the most convenient because it connects directly. If you accidentally head toward Roppongi Hills (for example, via Exit 1), you may end up taking a longer route—so double-check the exit number before you commit (Tokyo Midtown official website – Access).

Smoking is permitted only in the 2nd-floor smoking room

The building is non-smoking except for the designated smoking room on the 2nd floor; this includes e-cigarettes (Tokyo Midtown official website).

Coin lockers are cashless-only, at three locations

Coin lockers are located near the Galleria B1 bicycle-parking passage (8:00-23:00), near Galleria B1 Garden Terrace (11:00-23:30), and near the Galleria 1F elevator by Precce (9:30-24:00). They accept credit cards, e-money, and QR-code payments only—no cash (Tokyo Midtown official website).

Know which shops open early or stay open late

Several shops in the Galleria open from 7:00, including ANTICO CAFFÈ AL AVIS, DEAN & DELUCA CAFE, and a 7-Eleven (all on Plaza B1), and STARBUCKS COFFEE (Plaza 1F, 7:00-22:30)—useful for breakfast before a morning meeting. orangé on Plaza 1F stays open until 3:00 a.m. Monday-Saturday, which is handy for a light meal after an evening event (Tokyo Midtown official website).

The Hall & Conference help desk is only staffed on weekdays, 9:00-18:00

The dedicated Hall & Conference help desk (tel. 03-3475-3103) is available weekdays 9:00-18:00 only. For general inquiries, such as lost and found, the Tokyo Midtown Call Center (03-3475-3100, 11:00-20:00) is available instead (TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE official FAQ).

The taxi stand is on Midtown Tower’s basement level (B1)

The taxi stand is at the Midtown Tower B1 pick-up/drop-off area, with several taxis usually waiting—useful if you need to move quickly (TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE official FAQ).

Event Venues at TOKYO MIDTOWN HALL & CONFERENCE

For business use, the two main options are Hall A (up to around 800 guests in theater style) and Hall B (up to around 550 guests in theater style). Both are located on B1 and have dedicated entrances, which adds a welcome sense of independence—ideal for large conferences, exhibitions, and luxury brand launches.

Meanwhile, the Conference area on the 4th floor (Rooms 1–9) includes rooms with lush green views, making it a strong fit for executive meetings, seminars, and training programs.

More details: https://www.tokyo-midtown.com/jp/facilities/hall/