Tokyo Opera City

Overview

Tokyo Opera City, completed in 1996, is a multifaceted complex that embodies the present state of business, arts, and culture. The 54-story tower provides comfortable office spaces for various domestic and international companies. The lower floors house a concentration of cultural facilities, including a concert hall, a recital hall, and an art gallery. The concert hall, a shoebox-type hall renowned for its exceptional acoustics, boasts one of the world's largest pipe organs. The recital hall, also a shoebox-type with superb acoustics, is ideal for solo recitals and chamber music concerts. The art gallery hosts curated exhibitions focusing on contemporary art, a collection exhibition showcasing the "Terada Collection," and "Project N," featuring emerging Japanese artists. Tokyo Opera City also boasts a wide array of commercial facilities, including over 50 restaurants, cafes, and shops, offering diverse dining and shopping experiences. The 54-story tower also includes a restaurant with panoramic views of the Shinjuku cityscape. Tokyo Opera City offers a blend of business, arts, culture, shopping, and dining. It's a must-visit destination.