MICE Hubs
Introduction

Marunouchi
Refined City

Roppongi
Global City

Waterfront
Affluent City

Nihonbashi
Fusion City

Shinagawa
Accesible City

Hachioji
Soothing City

Tachikawa
Discoverable City

Shibuya
Entertainment City

SHIBA, Tokyo Bay
Smart City

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SHIBA, Tokyo Bay

SHIBA, Tokyo Bay

SHIBA, Tokyo Bay (consists of Hamamatsucho, Takeshiba, and Shibaura) is a bright urban area in the heart of the city, full of temples, shrines, gardens, and parks, along with the Tokyo Bay waterfront.
Hamamatsucho features many historical and cultural facilities and is also a travel hub with excellent access to Haneda Airport and the heart of the city. Takeshiba is a new area working to implement its smart city concept. It's a center for digital content companies, sea shipping, entertainment assets, and spaces for those who love being by the water. Shibaura is a next-generation energy hub that offers diverse functions overlooking Tokyo Bay, perfect for post-convention events. These three areas work together, collaborating with area management organizations and developers to roll out new services and meet wide-ranging event needs.

Information for MICE Planners

Number of Convention Facilities

19

The SHIBA, Tokyo Bay area features both meeting and exhibition facilities, large and small, to meet various convention needs. It also boasts excellent accessibility, being close to Haneda Airport and central Tokyo.

Number of Banquet Halls

107

Large, medium, and small venues for various types of banquets are available in the area.
These include restaurants and amusement facilities in commercial centers like Tokyo Portcity Takeshiba and Atré Takeshiba, hotels, Yakatabune (houseboats), and cultural properties, making all kinds of banquets possible.

Number of Guest Rooms

2704

There are various hotels, from five-star luxury to business, mainly in Tokyo Bay, to fulfill the needs of all kinds of customers.

CASE STUDY

01

Event

Kyu Shiba rikyu Yakai

The Kyu Shiba Rikyu Evening Party is a light-up event held in the Kyu Shiba Rikyu Gardens that combines cutting-edge creativity and technology to bring out the unique nighttime allure of the historic Japanese garden with authentic Japanese flavor. The party has been held five times in summer and fall. Spotlights and projection mapping beautifully highlighted the trees and stone lanterns of the gardens, which have been designated as a cultural treasure. With ambient music, the event provided visitors with a new way to experience Japanese culture. There were also food stalls and seating in the gardens, where visitors could savor Japanese cuisine and sake. The artistic combination of all elements made this MICE event a harmonic blend of traditional culture and the latest technology.

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CASE STUDY

02

Meeting

National Area Management Network Symposium

In September 2020, Japan Area Management Network held its annual symposium and reception. Approximately 100 attendees gathered in the Port Hall for this hybrid event that connected panelists and participants across the country. Following the symposium, an excursion from WATERS takeshiba to Hi-NODE Pier was organized for participants to experience the wonderful opportunities the waterfront area offers. The event concluded with a reception in Hi-NODE, providing an opportunity for participants to interact with each other while enjoying the open atmosphere of the waterfront.

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CASE STUDY

03

Meeting

Hamamatsucho Harvest Festival — Hama-Matsuri

The Hamamatsu-cho Harvest Festa, one of the Hamamatsucho area's most prominent events, was first held on November 3 and 4, 2007, and was designated as "Cultural Broadcast Days." In 2019, the Festa celebrated its 13th year with the theme "A Great Harvest Festival of Culture and Food." Initially known as the "Green Sound Festa," the festival was rebranded as the "Harvest Festival" in 2019 to better reflect the Japanese saying that autumn stimulates the appetite. Therefore, besides offering fantastic cuisine recommended by Nippon Cultural Broadcasting radio personalities, the event also featured various food-related programs to promote "connections between people and the community" and "social and cultural exchange" through food.

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Main Facilities

TOKYO PORTCITY TAKESHIBA

Address:1-7-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo

URL:http://tokyo-portcity-takeshiba.jp/ (Japanese Web site)

WATERS takeshiba

Address:1-10-30 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo

URL:https://waters-takeshiba.jp/ (Japanese Web site)

Zojoji Temple

Address:4-7-35 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo

URL:https://www.zojoji.or.jp/en/

TEL:+81-3-3432-1431

TOKYO HiNODE PiER (Hi-NODE)

Address:2-7-103 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo

URL:https://hi-node.jp/en/

E-mail : hi-node.space@areaworks.jp

InterContinental Tokyo Bay

Address:1-16-2 Kaigan, Minato-Ku, Tokyo

URL:https://www.interconti-tokyo.com/en/

TEL:+81-3-5404-2222

Unique Venues in the area