About Tokyo
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Tokyo
Overview
- Greater Tokyo has ~37 million residents and one of the world’s highest metropolitan GDPs, concentrated in finance, IT, media, and creative sectors.
- Two international airports—Haneda and Narita—handle 100 million+ annual passengers; rail/bus transfers take 30–60 min.
- A 24-hour rail network (13 JR + 13 subway lines) supports late-night transport and meetings.
- 180,000+ hotel rooms span luxury, business, and extended-stay options.
- Humid-subtropical climate; spring and autumn deliver clear skies and photogenic cherry blossoms or foliage.
Why it’s ideal for MICE
- Tokyo Big Sight: 115,420 m² of exhibit space (16 halls + 24 meeting rooms).
- Ten city hotels each offer ballrooms for 6,000+ guests, enabling plenaries, breakouts, networking, and gala dinners under one roof.
- Event suppliers specialize in 5G, generative AI, and XR production.
- Grants via the “Tokyo MICE Hubs & Spokes” program and the Tokyo accommodation tax.
- 200+ unique venues (e.g., private nights at teamLab Borderless, Kabuki-za backstage tours).
Highlights
- Sensō-ji Temple & Sumida River, Imperial Palace Gardens run, Shibuya Sky, Tsukiji–Toyosu Market tours, Ginza shopping.
Flagship Events
- Tokyo Marathon (Mar), Kanda Festival (odd years, May), Sumida River Fireworks (July), Comic Market (Aug & Dec).
Local Character
- Contrasts of “tradition × innovation,” dynamic night-time economy, and the world’s highest count of Michelin-starred restaurants.
Best Season Mar–Apr (sakura), Oct–Nov (foliage, dry weather)
Times to Avoid Golden Week (Apr 29–May 5), midsummer heat/humidity (Jul–Aug), year-end holidays (Dec 29–Jan 3)