Tokyo International Forum
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Highlights
- The Glass Hall (Garasu-to): Stand in awe of this 60-meter-high atrium. It’s a breathtaking structure of glass and steel shaped like the hull of a giant ship.
- Architectural Wonder: A masterpiece by Rafael Viñoly. Its dramatic, suspended walkways float through the vast, light-filled space.
- A Hub of Culture: Tokyo’s premier center for arts and conventions, hosting major concerts, international forums, and art exhibitions.
- The Ground-Level Plaza: Below, a leafy plaza buzzes with energy, hosting vibrant antique markets and connecting the building to the city.
Description
Welcome, friend, to a marvel of modern Tokyo. You are at the Tokyo International Forum, a spectacle of light, glass, and air. Nestled between the Palace and Ginza, this is a futuristic cathedral for human connection and creativity.
The heart is the magnificent Glass Hall. Step inside and gaze up. You are standing in the hull of a colossal glass ship, its steel ribs arcing 60 meters above. The glass walls dissolve the boundary with the city, flooding the space with light. We invite you to walk the slender, suspended bridges—a thrilling feeling, like floating on air.
This is a true “forum” for the world, a place for great ideas, symphonies, and art. It is a symbol of Tokyo’s dynamic, forward-looking spirit. We are so delighted you are here to witness this masterpiece. Enjoy this inspiring journey through light and space.
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