About Ajinomoto Stadium
Ajinomoto Stadium is a major sports and entertainment complex located in Chofu City, Tokyo. The facility consists of the main stadium, Amino Vital Field with artificial turf, and the indoor Musashino Forest Sports Plaza completed in 2017. Originally opened in 2001 as Tokyo Stadium, it was renamed in 2003 when Ajinomoto Corporation acquired the naming rights.
Ajinomoto Stadium / Capacity & Seating
For concerts and live events, the stadium is divided into stands (seating surrounding the field) and arena (seating directly on the field). The stands can accommodate 49,970 people, while the arena can hold up to 20,000 people, giving the venue a maximum capacity of 69,970 seats.
Ajinomoto Stadium / Nearest Station
The nearest stations to Ajinomoto Stadium are Tobitakyu Station (also known as Ajinomoto Stadium-mae Station) on the Keio Line (5-minute walk) and Tama Station (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies-mae) on the Seibu Tamagawa Line (15-minute walk).
Ajinomoto Stadium / Coin Lockers
Information about coin lockers at Ajinomoto Stadium is not provided in the source material. Visitors should check for locker availability at the nearest stations or contact the venue directly for storage options.
From Tobitakyu Station (Ajinomoto Stadium-mae) – Keio Line
Tobitakyu Station on the Keio Line is the most convenient access point to Ajinomoto Stadium, just a 5-minute walk away.
Exit through the single ticket gate at Tobitakyu Station. The station is spacious and easy to navigate. Head toward the North Exit following the arrow directions.
At the North Exit, you’ll see stairs split into right and left options. Both lead to the stadium, but the left stairs (red arrow direction) are slightly closer.
If using the right stairs: Descend to find a small rotary in front of you. Continue in the arrow direction shown.
For elevator access to the stadium, walk along the rotary road to reach elevators leading to Ajinomoto Stadium. This wide road becomes very crowded during events.
If using the left stairs: These are wider stairs leading down from the station.
After descending, you’ll reach an intersection. Cross the street and walk on the left sidewalk for easier navigation. You can also turn right here to join the rotary route from the right stairs.
Continue straight until you see the pedestrian bridge ahead.
The pedestrian bridge leading to Ajinomoto Stadium comes into view. You’re almost there! If walking on the right sidewalk, you can choose between stairs or elevator access.
After climbing the stairs, you’ll see the newly built Musashino Forest Sports Plaza on your left and the main gate of Ajinomoto Stadium on your right.
You’ve arrived at Ajinomoto Stadium! This is the main gate. Enjoy your concert, match, or event!
From Tama Station (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies-mae) – Seibu Tamagawa Line
Note: Tama Station is currently under construction for the Tokyo Olympics (completion planned for March 2021). Exit through the single ticket gate. Turn left to use the slope stairs under the new station building, or right to avoid stairs (longer route via level crossing).
For the shortcut using slope stairs under the new building: Turn left after exiting the ticket gate.
You’ll see stairs on your left covered with plastic sheeting due to ongoing construction of the new station building.
Descend the stairs, pass under the new station building, then climb up the stairs on the other side.
Alternative route for wheelchairs and strollers (avoiding stairs under construction): Turn right after exiting the ticket gate.
At the dead end, turn right to continue.
Cross the railway tracks and immediately turn right.
Both routes merge here: You’ll reach a small rotary in front of the new station building. Cross the pedestrian crossing.
Continue straight following the road in the arrow direction.
Keep walking straight until you reach the intersection at the end.
At the major intersection, turn right and cross the pedestrian crossing.
Continue straight for about 1 kilometer – this is the longest stretch of the walk.
Midway pedestrian crossing – the destination is still not visible, keep walking straight.
Ajinomoto Stadium becomes visible! You can either cross here and take the left path, or continue straight – both work.
If you took the left path along the stadium side, you’ll see stairs and elevators. You can enter here, but note this is not the main gate.
After climbing these stairs, you’ll see a small gate on the left. Turn right to reach the main gate via Musashino Forest Sports Plaza.
The small side gate entrance if you choose to go left.
If you turn right, you’ll pass in front of Musashino Forest Sports Plaza.
Turn left and you’ll see the straight path ahead.
Walking straight, you’ll see Ajinomoto Stadium’s main gate on your left. Almost there!
You’ve arrived at Ajinomoto Stadium! This is the main gate. Enjoy your concert, match, or event!
Ajinomoto Stadium / Basic Information
The stadium has dedicated parking but expect heavy congestion during events, so public transportation is recommended. Both nearest stations have single ticket gates making them easy to navigate. Arrive early during major events as the pedestrian areas become extremely crowded. Convenience stores and restaurants are available near both stations for pre-event shopping.
🇯🇵 Japanese version: More detailed access photos and venue information are available in the Japanese article about Ajinomoto Stadium.
