Tokyo International Forum

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Tokyo International Forum is a major multi-purpose convention and arts center in central Tokyo, known for its striking glass-and-steel architecture and hosting conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events.

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instanceOf arts center
concert hall complex
convention center
address 5-1 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
architect Rafael Viñoly
architecturalStyle contemporary architecture
completionYear 1996
country Japan
function concert venue
convention center
cultural events venue
exhibition venue
theater venue
hasFacility concert halls
conference rooms
exhibition halls
plazas
restaurants
shops
theaters
underground parking
hasHall Hall A
Hall B
Hall C
Hall D
Hall E
Hall G
inaugurationYear 1997
locatedIn Chiyoda, Tokyo
Marunouchi district
Tokyo
materialUsed concrete
glass
steel
near Tokyo Station NERFINISHED
Yurakucho Station NERFINISHED
notableFeature glass-and-steel structure
large glass atrium shaped like a ship
openingDate 1997
operator Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.
owner Tokyo Metropolitan Government
publicTransitAccess Tokyo Station on JR lines
Tokyo Station on Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line
Yurakucho Station on JR Yamanote Line
Yurakucho Station on JR Yamanote Line
surface form: Yurakucho Station on Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line
seatingCapacity about 5000 in Hall A
usedFor concerts
cultural festivals
exhibitions
international conferences
theatrical performances
trade fairs

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Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan contains Tokyo International Forum
Chiyoda contains Tokyo International Forum
Rafael Viñoly notableWork Tokyo International Forum
Yurakucho Station locatedNear Tokyo International Forum
Marunouchi hasLandmark Tokyo International Forum
Marunouchi district hasLandmark Tokyo International Forum
subject surface form: Marunouchi