TOHO电影院作为为数不多的小型影院放映厅之一。 我们主要筛选来自欧洲的作品上映。
这是一家上演戏剧和音乐剧等表演的剧院。 拥有600多个座位。 为您带来创新和精致的舞台。
作为东京都中心最大的电影院，我们拥有13个放映厅（包括别馆附属楼）和约2,800个座位。我们的经营理念就是打造「电影的宫殿」。
作为东京都中心最大的电影院，我们拥有13个放映厅（主楼 + 别馆（附属楼））约2,800个座位。
A leisure complex centered on the New National Theater Tokyo, with an opera house, and a concert hall
举办各种活动及音乐演唱会的大型体育馆
能够近距离鉴赏歌舞伎和民俗艺能等日本传统艺术的剧场。
上演有落语·漫才·浪曲·讲谈等大众艺能的演艺场。观众与演员的距离能非常近是其魅力所在。
专门用于歌剧、芭蕾、舞蹈、戏剧的现代舞台表演艺术的国立剧场。
在茨城国营日立海滨公园举办、汇聚日本最具代表性音乐人的室外摇滚音乐节
东京艺术剧院是拥有世界最大管风琴的艺术文化设施。全年都能够在此鉴赏到各种艺术。
是可以欣赏歌舞伎、喜剧、现代剧、新派等种类丰富的戏剧，还能近距离感受日本传统的剧场。
宝塚歌剧团是只有未婚女性演员的歌剧团，从1914年首次公演以来一直很受欢迎。东京宝塚剧场为宝塚歌剧团在东京的据点。
为偶像团体AKB48活动据点的剧场。其特点在于舞台和客人座席接近，能近距离欣赏偶像。
这是日本具代表性的视频社区网站“Niconico Douga”的直营店。“niconico”在网络上直播各种个人用户上传的内容，或是动漫游戏爱好者喜欢的狂热节目。 niconico总公司的演播室里也经常搞直播活动。这里不但可以看各种直播，还有带电源和wifi的咖啡厅、活动场地、原创商品店等。可以窥探网络电视台的一面。
If you come to Shibamata, the Tora-san Museum is an absolute must-visit. As explained earlier, it is all about the film series Otoko wa Tsurai yo that revolves around the wandering salesman Tora-san and his sheer eternal story of his unsuccessful love life. Running between 1969 and 1995, it holds the world record for the world’s longest-running movie series starring a single actor. As such, Otoko wa Tsurai yo and its endearing main protagonist, played by Kiyoshi Atsumi, has a large fandom not only in Japan. The museum itself was opened in 1997. Even if you have never heard of this show up until now, the Tora-san Museum is well-worth the visit. The dumpling store and print shop of the series have been faithfully recreated, offering not only a nostalgic paradise for fans of Otoko wa Tsurai yo but also a very authentic glimpse into Tokyo’s 60s and 70s. Other parts of the museum take you even further back: beautiful dioramas show how Shibamata has looked back in the 1930s when Tora-san was a child. There even is a life-sized wagon of a man-powered tramway as it was used decades ago! For fans of Otoko wa Tsurai yo, we highly recommend also visiting the Yoji Yamada Museum, dedicated to the director of the series and many other movie masterpieces – it’s right next to the Tora-san Museum.
