Your First Visit to Yomiuri Hall

Yomiuri Hall is a 1,100-seat venue located on the 7th floor of the Yomiuri Kaikan building in Yurakucho, Tokyo. Situated steps from JR Yurakucho Station, the hall hosts a wide variety of events including musicals, concerts, lectures, and ceremonies. It is also a popular choice for business conferences and large-scale seminars drawing attendees from both Japan and abroad.

The venue sits at the intersection of Hibiya Park, Ginza, and the Tokyo International Forum, with high-quality hotels and dining options in every direction.

This guide covers practical information including how to get to Yomiuri Hall, where to stay, dining options nearby, and tips for your visit.

Getting to Yomiuri Hall

Walk out of JR Yurakucho Station’s Kokusai Forum Exit and the Yomiuri Kaikan building is directly in front of you. Even in rain, you can reach the entrance with minimal exposure. Below are route options from both major airports and key train stations.

From Narita Airport

  • Narita Express (N’EX) + JR Yamanote Line Narita Airport → Tokyo Station (N’EX, approx. 55 min) → Yurakucho Station (JR, approx. 3 min). Total approx. 65 min, approx. ¥3,070. The most recommended route for business travelers.

  • Airport Limousine Bus (Tokyo Airport Transport) Direct service to the Hibiya/Ginza area. From the Ginza bus stop, Yurakucho Station is approx. 5 min on foot. Total approx. 80 min, approx. ¥3,200. Convenient when traveling with heavy luggage.

From Haneda Airport

  • Tokyo Monorail + JR Yamanote Line Haneda Airport Terminal 1 & 2 → Hamamatsucho Station (Monorail, approx. 19 min) → Yurakucho Station (JR, approx. 2 min). Total approx. 36 min, approx. ¥700. The best value route from Haneda.

  • Keikyu Line + JR Yamanote Line Haneda Airport Terminal 1 & 2 → Shinagawa Station (Keikyu, approx. 18 min) → Yurakucho Station (JR, approx. 3 min). Total approx. 40 min, approx. ¥800.

From Nearby Stations

Station / LineExitWalk
JR Yurakucho Station (Yamanote / Keihin-Tohoku Line)Kokusai Forum ExitApprox. 1 min
Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Station (Yurakucho Line)D4 / D6 ExitApprox. 1 min
Tokyo Metro Hibiya Station (Hibiya / Chiyoda Line)A2 ExitApprox. 3 min
Toei Mita Line Hibiya StationB6 / B7 ExitApprox. 3 min
Tokyo Metro Ginza Station (Ginza / Marunouchi Line)C9 ExitApprox. 5 min

Venue Summary

  • Venue Name: Yomiuri Hall
  • Address: Yomiuri Kaikan 7F, 1-11-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
  • Nearest Station: JR Yurakucho Station, Kokusai Forum Exit (approx. 1 min walk)
  • Official Website: https://yomi-h.jp/
  • Inquiries: Please check the official website for the latest information

Event Spaces at Yomiuri Hall

Yomiuri Hall (Main Hall)

ItemDetails
Capacity1,100 seats (522 on the 1st floor, 578 on the 2nd floor)
Floor AreaApprox. 820 m²
StructureTwo-tier multi-floor design
Stage DimensionsWidth 12.7 m × Depth 10.9 m × Height 7.2 m
Facilities4 dressing rooms, shower rooms

The main hall’s two-tier design accommodates a wide range of events from musicals and concerts to large lectures and ceremonies. The 1,100-seat layout maintains strong sightlines from both floor levels. For detailed specifications and booking information, please visit the official website.

The Yurakucho and Hibiya area offers excellent transportation links and a range of accommodation from world-class luxury hotels to practical business hotels.

The Gate Hotel Tokyo by HULIC

A boutique hotel with distinctive design located in Yurakucho 2-chome. Close to Hibiya Park and Ginza, it is conveniently positioned for access to Yomiuri Hall. Multilingual staff are available, making it a comfortable choice for international business travelers.

The Peninsula Tokyo

One of Tokyo’s premier luxury hotels, located at the entrance of Yurakucho Station adjacent to Hibiya Park. Within walking distance of Yomiuri Hall, the hotel features multiple dining venues including Cantonese restaurant Hei Fung Terrace, and is an excellent choice for high-end hospitality needs.

Imperial Hotel Tokyo

A historic flagship hotel in Uchisaiwaicho with large banquet halls and full MICE facilities, ideal for combining business events with accommodation. Yomiuri Hall is approximately 3 min on foot via Hibiya Station.

remm Hibiya

A compact business hotel inside the Toho Theater Creative building. Part of the Hankyu Hotels group, it is praised for cleanliness and comfort and is ideally situated in the heart of the theater and business district.

Hotel Musse Ginza Meitetsu

A mid-range hotel in Ginza 7-chome, appreciated for its well-regarded breakfast and consistent cleanliness. Part of the Meitetsu Inn group, it offers solid value for business stays, with Yomiuri Hall reachable in approximately 5 min on foot via Ginza Station’s C9 exit.

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Japanese Fine Dining

Hibiya Koshitsu Washoku Sakae

Located on the 2nd floor of the SIL Yurakucho Building, this high-end Japanese cuisine and sushi restaurant features exclusively private dining rooms. An ideal setting for business entertainment and formal dining.

Casual Japanese

Jibundoki Yurakucho-Hibiya

A casual Japanese dining restaurant operated by DK Dining, spanning the 3rd and 4th floors of the Matsui Building in Yurakucho. Open for both lunch and dinner, with space for groups.

Western Cuisine

Drape Tokyo Kaikan

A French restaurant operated by the long-established Tokyo Kaikan on the 2nd floor of the Toho Hibiya Promenade Building. Known for its elegant atmosphere and refined course menus, suitable for business lunches and client entertainment.

Asian Cuisine

Hei Fung Terrace

The Cantonese restaurant inside The Peninsula Tokyo, praised for its high-quality dim sum and Cantonese cuisine. Full course menus are available for formal dining and client entertainment.

Café

GESHARY COFFEE HIBIYA

A specialty coffee roastery café in the Yurakucho Toho Building. Recognized for the quality of its beans and brewing, it is a refined spot for a coffee break before meetings or between sessions.

Bar

BAR THIRD PLACE LODGE

A cocktail bar on the 6th floor of the Square Hibiya Building. A relaxed venue for unwinding after an evening performance or a business dinner.

Tips Before You Visit

Kokusai Forum Exit Is the Fastest Route

JR Yurakucho Station has multiple exits, but the Kokusai Forum Exit is the one directly facing the Yomiuri Kaikan building. In wet weather, you can reach the building entrance with minimal exposure to rain.

Take the Elevator Directly to the 7th Floor

The Yomiuri Kaikan building’s lower floors house the Bic Camera Yurakucho main store, which gets crowded during store hours (10:00–21:00). Visitors heading to Yomiuri Hall should proceed directly to the 7th floor by elevator to avoid congestion.

Ongoing Redevelopment Construction Nearby

Construction of YURAKUCHO PARK on the former Yurakucho Building site is ongoing through the second half of 2026. Pedestrian routes near the Yomiuri Kaikan may be altered; check the latest status before your visit.

Expect Higher Crowds During Golden Week and Autumn

When major events overlap at the Tokyo International Forum or Hibiya Park—particularly during Golden Week (May) and the autumn leisure season (October)—foot traffic and transit congestion in the Yurakucho-Hibiya area increases significantly. Allow extra travel time during these periods.

Multiple Subway Lines Available

Hibiya Station serves three lines: Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line, and Toei Mita Line. Ginza Station is served by the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Marunouchi Lines. Depending on your starting point, subway options may be more convenient than JR. Confirm your exit number in advance to navigate efficiently.