Your First Visit to Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya is a multi-purpose complex located in the heart of the Hibiya area, central Tokyo. As a landmark destination that brings together offices, shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, it attracts both business professionals and tourists alike. Within the complex is Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall (formerly BASE Q), a state-of-the-art creative business hub ideal for international conferences, seminars, and corporate innovation events. This guide covers how to reach Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall, an overview of the venue, and tips on choosing accommodation, finding comfortable dining options, and staying safe and efficient during your visit.

Access Guide to Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall is located in the center of the Hibiya district and is easily accessible by various modes of transportation, including subways and JR lines. Travel from major Tokyo hubs is convenient, and underground walkways make it possible to arrive without being affected by the weather.

Let’s review the transfer procedure from your arrival in Japan to your arrival at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall.

Nearest Stations and Exits for Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall (formerly BASE Q) is within walking distance of several stations, and every route offers an underground passage that lets you avoid the weather.

Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line, Toei Mita Line – Hibiya Station

All lines connect directly to Tokyo Midtown Hibiya via an underground passage. After exiting the ticket gate, follow the signs for Tokyo Midtown Hibiya.

Walking time: Direct underground connection (official website).

Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line – Yurakucho Station (Exit A11)

Exit via the “Hibiya direction gate” and head toward Hibiya. Exit A11 leads directly to Tokyo Midtown Hibiya.

Walking time: Approx. 4 minutes (official website).

JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line – Yurakucho Station (Hibiya Exit)

Exit via the Hibiya Exit and cross the pedestrian crossing in front of you, then turn left. Cross the next crossing ahead and turn right — you’ll see the entrance to Hibiya Station on your right. Continue straight, cross the signal ahead, and turn left to arrive at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya.

Walking time: Approx. 5 minutes (official website).

From Narita Airport

  • Narita Express (N’EX) + JR Lines: Take the Narita Express from Narita Airport Station to Tokyo Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line or Keihin-Tohoku Line to Yurakucho Station. From Yurakucho Station it’s about a 5-minute walk. Check the JR East official website for current schedules and fares.
  • Keisei Skyliner + Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: Take the Keisei Skyliner from Narita Airport to Keisei-Ueno Station, then transfer to the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line to Hibiya Station, which connects directly to the venue. Check the Keisei official website for current information.
  • Limousine Bus: Limousine bus routes run from Narita Airport toward Tokyo Station, which is convenient if you have a lot of luggage. Check the Airport Transport Service official website for current schedules.
  • By car (taxi, etc.): Approx. 60 minutes via the Ginza exit of the expressway (official website).

From Haneda Airport

  • Tokyo Monorail + JR Lines: Take the Tokyo Monorail from Haneda Airport Terminal 1/2 Station to Hamamatsucho Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line or Keihin-Tohoku Line to Yurakucho Station. From Yurakucho Station it’s about a 5-minute walk. Check the Tokyo Monorail official website for current information.
  • Keikyu Line + Toei Mita Line: Take the Keikyu Airport Line from Haneda Airport Terminal 1/2 Station to Sengakuji Station, then transfer to the Toei Mita Line to Hibiya Station, which connects directly to the venue. Check the Keikyu Corporation official website for current information.
  • By car (taxi, etc.): Approx. 20 minutes via the Shiodome exit of the expressway (official website).

For detailed maps and up-to-date directions, visit the official website: Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall (formerly BASE Q) Access Guide

Venue Information Summary

  • Official name: Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall (formerly BASE Q)
  • Address: 6F-9F, Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, 1-1-2 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
  • Nearest station: Directly connected to Hibiya Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya/Chiyoda Line, Toei Mita Line)
  • Official website: https://www.hibiya.tokyo-midtown.com

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Tokyo Midtown Hibiya is directly connected to Hibiya and Yurakucho stations, and the surrounding Hibiya and Ginza area has no shortage of hotels. Here are six hotels, listed in order of walking distance.

remm Hibiya

A standard-class hotel about a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. Built around the concept of “better sleep,” its rooms are designed to help you rest well and shake off the fatigue of business travel — a convenient base for a stay in the Hibiya and Ginza area.

The Peninsula Tokyo

A 5-star luxury hotel about a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. It offers a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms, along with rooms overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens — a good fit for anyone seeking a high-end stay in the Hibiya and Ginza area.

Imperial Hotel Tokyo

About a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. Opened in 1890 and adjacent to Hibiya Park, this historic luxury hotel has long welcomed dignitaries and VIPs from Japan and abroad. Its long-established prestige and attentive service make it a reassuring choice for business stays as well.

The Gate Hotel Tokyo by HULIC

An upper-midscale hotel about a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, inside Hulic Square Tokyo, which is also directly connected to Tokyo Metro Ginza Station. Designed around the concept of “flowers and refinement,” it balances the elegance of Ginza with a comfortable stay, and also has a restaurant, fitness facilities, and a rooftop terrace.

Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo

An upper-midscale hotel about a 5-minute walk from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, located along Ginza’s Namiki-dori. True to its brand concept as a base for exploring the city, artwork inspired by the Ginza streetscape can be found throughout the hotel, which also has a 24-hour fitness center.

Mercure Tokyo Hibiya

A standard-class hotel about a 6-minute walk from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. Designed around a “stage art” concept, its interiors evoke stage curtains and theater seating, fitting for Hibiya’s history as a theater district. It also has a restaurant, a fitness center, and meeting rooms.

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When time is limited during business travel, here are restaurants inside Tokyo Midtown Hibiya you can easily drop into, organized by cuisine.

French (Gastrotech)

Buvette

A New York-born gastrotech offering casual French-style dining. Open from breakfast through dinner, making it a good fit for a meal between business meetings.

Creative Cuisine

DRAWING HOUSE OF HIBIYA

Creative dishes made with ingredients from across Japan. The restaurant overlooks the greenery of Hibiya Park, making for a relaxing dining atmosphere.

Edomae Sushi

Sushi Nanba

A renowned Edomae-style sushi restaurant offering carefully selected, fresh ingredients and skilled craftsmanship. Its calm setting also suits business dinners and entertaining guests.

Chinese (Shanghai Cuisine)

Reika Shikunshiso

A restaurant serving nouvelle Chinese cuisine based on Shanghai-style cooking. Course menus feature ingredients such as Shanghai crab and shark fin, and the terrace seating offers views of Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace. Private rooms are also available, making it suitable for entertaining guests.

Indian

DIYA

Founded in Kolkata in 1958, this restaurant serves modern-style Indian cuisine popular in London and New York. Alongside authentic curries and naan, it offers a wide range of small dishes, with vegetarian options available.

Bar

STAR BAR

An authentic bar that has been named among the “World’s Best Bars.” With a 12-meter counter and rare whiskies available without a reservation, it’s a good spot for a drink after a meeting.

Wi-Fi and Facilities at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall

  • Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi and a wired internet connection are provided as free amenities (a consent form must be submitted in advance). Each floor has its own dedicated SSID (6th floor: “HIBIYA_HALL”; 7th floor and 8th/9th floors: “HIBIYA_CONFERENCE”); passwords are changed periodically for security, so check with venue staff (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Smoking Area: The entire facility is non-smoking; smoking is available in the shared smoking spaces on the 8th or 9th floor (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Hours & Extensions: The standard rental period is 9:00-21:00. Extensions of up to 2 hours before and after the standard rental period are available. For hourly rental, the minimum usage period is 5 hours. A 30% discount applies to load-in, setup, and rehearsal on the day before the event, and to teardown on the day after (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Parking: Located on B3F, with about 200 flat and mechanical parking spaces combined. Operating hours are 6:00-26:00 (no entry/exit outside these hours). Rates are ¥400 per 30 minutes for cars and ¥250 per hour for motorcycles. Two flat accessible parking spaces are available (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Loading and Unloading: Goes through the in-building delivery center on B2F. A loading/unloading application must be submitted at least 5 business days in advance for long or heavy items. Staff should generally use Elevator K2 (small), and cargo should generally use Elevator K1 (large). Maximum vehicle size is 6,400mm (L) x 2,200mm (W) x 3,300mm (H), and the floor load limit is 250kg/sqm (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Accessibility: A multi-purpose restroom is available. Two flat accessible parking spaces are provided in the basement parking lot (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Cloakroom: A 21 sqm cloakroom is included as a standard amenity with both the HALL1+2 area package (which includes the cloakroom, foyer, and KITCHEN kitchen) and the full HALL1+2+3 area package (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Outside Food and Drinks: Bringing in outside food and drinks is not prohibited, but venue staff must be informed of the details in advance. Catering is arranged directly between the user and the venue’s partner caterers (the venue does not act as an intermediary). No trash bins are provided in the venue, so caterers must be asked to collect their own waste (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall & Conference usage guide).
  • Baggage storage: A paid, same-day baggage storage service is available (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya official website).

Tips Before You Visit

Shop and Restaurant Hours Differ from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall Rental Hours (Shops 11:00-20:00, Restaurants 11:00-23:00)

Separately from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall’s standard rental hours (9:00-21:00), the shops and restaurants inside Tokyo Midtown Hibiya keep their own business hours: shops operate 11:00-20:00 and restaurants 11:00-23:00, and these hours may change without notice. If you’re planning to eat or shop in the building before or after an event, it’s worth checking the official website in advance (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya official website).

The “Tokyo Midtown” Brand Also Has Facilities in Roppongi and Yaesu

Several facilities in Tokyo carry the “Tokyo Midtown” name — the official website itself lists “Tokyo Midtown (Roppongi)” and “Tokyo Midtown Yaesu” as separate facilities with their own separate sites from Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. When using a map app or telling a taxi driver your destination, it’s worth double-checking that you specify “Tokyo Midtown Hibiya” before heading out (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya official website).

Event Venues at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall

Hall List and Features

HALL1+2

  • Capacity: Theater style 432 seats / Classroom style 270 people / Standing buffet 245 people
  • Features: Equipped with state-of-the-art AV equipment and a 200-inch screen. Ideal for large seminars and conferences. Can be combined with the adjacent HALL3 for up to 760 theater-style seats.

Banquet Room (7F)

  • Capacity: Island style 32 people / Standing buffet 38 people
  • Features: A multipurpose space with pantry facilities. Available on its own or as a catering base combined with the Hall areas.

ROOM6 (9F)

  • Capacity: Theater style 102 seats / Classroom style 40 people / Standing buffet 91 people
  • Features: An open, glass-walled space ideal for small exhibitions, talks, or as a waiting room.

※For details on combining the above venues, please visit the official website.

See photos and floor maps on the official website (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall (formerly BASE Q) Facility List).