About Imperial Theatre
Imperial Theatre (commonly known as ‘Teigeki’) is located in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, with a prime location overlooking the Imperial Palace moat. Operating since 1911 with over 100 years of history, this Toho-operated theater hosts musicals, plays, and operas.
Imperial Theatre / Capacity & Seating
Imperial Theatre spans two floors with seating from front to back: S seats → A seats → B seats (B seats on 2nd floor only). The maximum capacity is 1,897 people, though this may vary depending on the performance type, such as when the rear first-floor area is used as an orchestra pit.
Imperial Theatre / Nearest Station
The four nearest stations to Imperial Theatre are: JR Yurakucho Station (3-minute walk), Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Station, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Station, and Tokyo Metro Nijubashimae Station (all connected underground with B3 exit access), and Tokyo Station (5-minute walk from Marunouchi South Exit).
Imperial Theatre / Coin Lockers
Coin locker information was not provided in the source material for Imperial Theatre. Visitors should check stations along the access routes or contact the venue directly for current locker availability and locations.
From JR Yurakucho Station (JR Yamanote Line, JR Keihin-Tohoku Line)
Exit through the International Forum gate at JR Yurakucho Station.
After exiting the gates, head right, cross the pedestrian crossing, and walk straight with Tokyo International Forum on your right. Continue until you see the Imperial Palace moat – Imperial Theatre is located just before it.
You have arrived at Imperial Theatre! Enjoy your live performance or concert!
From Tokyo Metro Yurakucho, Hibiya & Nijubashimae Stations
From Yurakucho Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line), Hibiya Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line, Toei Mita Line), or Nijubashimae Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line), the stations are connected underground. Head toward the common B3 exit by first following signs to Toei Mita Line Hibiya Station’s Tokyo International Forum direction gate.
After exiting (or reaching) the Toei Mita Line Hibiya Station’s Tokyo International Forum direction gate, turn left and proceed toward the B3 exit.
You’re almost at Imperial Theatre! At this point you’ll see the scene shown below – to go to the main entrance, head in the right arrow direction; to enter the theater directly, go in the left arrow direction. (Note: Many people take photos at the main entrance.)
If entering Imperial Theatre directly, turn left and you’ll see a sign reading ‘Imperial Theatre Entrance.’ Go left and up the stairs to reach the theater.
You have arrived at Imperial Theatre! Enjoy your live performance or concert!
From Tokyo Station (JR Lines, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line)
From Tokyo Station, while Keiyo Line exits 5-6 provide a 5-minute walk, they can be confusing to find. Instead, use the Marunouchi South Exit (be careful not to confuse with Yaesu Exit!) as your meeting point.
After exiting Marunouchi South Exit, you’ll see KITTE building on your left. Cross the pedestrian crossing, then walk straight toward the Imperial Palace with KITTE on your left.
Continue straight until you see the Imperial Palace moat (and Nijubashimae Station exit), then turn left.
From here, walk straight while enjoying the view of the Imperial Palace moat.
You’re almost at Imperial Theatre! As you approach Yurakucho area, Imperial Theatre will appear on your left. Head in the arrow direction to reach the main entrance.
You have arrived at Imperial Theatre! Enjoy your live performance or concert!
If you’re feeling uncertain, please bookmark this site and check again on the day of your visit!
Imperial Theatre / Basic Information
Imperial Theatre is located in the prestigious Marunouchi business district with excellent access from multiple stations. Arrive early to take photos at the historic main entrance and explore the surrounding area. The venue is close to Tokyo International Forum and the Imperial Palace, making it easy to combine with sightseeing. Consider using nearby department stores or stations for any last-minute needs before the show.
🇯🇵 Japanese version: More detailed access photos and venue information are available in the Japanese article about Imperial Theatre.
