Description

Established in 1911 as Japan's first Western-style theater. It is one of the most famous theaters in Japan and has been a hall of fame in the entertainment industry for over a century. It is also known as ”Teigeki”. The current building was completed in 1966 (designed by Yoshiro Taniguchi).

The lineup and schedule are on the official website. Please note that the ticket office is only open on performance days and closed on non-performance days.

Free lockers and a cloakroom are available. The ”Café IMPERIAL” is available during the opening and intermission. In addition, wheelchair-accessible spaces are available for wheelchair users to enjoy the play. Pre-rental service of paper scripts and tablet terminals is available for handicapped visitors by reserving two or more days in advance. (In some cases, only paper scripts are available.)

Original souvenirs of the Imperial Theatre are available at the store. Paid rental of opera glasses is available (currently suspended). No dress code.

Location Information

Address

3-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0005
Nearest Station

Hibiya Station
･ Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
･ Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
･ Toei Mita Line
Exit B3
Phone Number

03-3201-7777

Available languages

only in Japanese
Hours

11:00am - 3:00pm
*Reception hours as above*Hours of operation may vary with events*Varies depending on the content of the performance.
Closed

Irregular holidays
Public Site

Official Site
Accepted Credit Cards

Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club, JCB

Further Facilities & Services

Baggage Room
Non-smoking

Smoking area outside
Washroom: available

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IMPERIAL THEATRE

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