Tokyo International Forum Transfers

Within the brightly lit bounds of Tokyo’s Chiyoda City, Tokyo International Forum provides instant access to the city’s buzzy core. Home to the largest convention center & exhibition hall, the facility offers modern tech services alongside dozens of conference rooms ranging from small to large, not to mention jumbo theaters that can seat over 5,000. A wide variety of modern artworks make up the facility’s unique scenery in addition to upscale eats at both Front Il Bar and La Mere Poulard. Get through the city with ease by utilizing the nearby Yurakucho Train Station or the slightly further Hibiya Subway Station as well, also considering private vehicles ranging from quaint sedans idyllic for country drives to spacious chartered buses and vans perfect for field trips to Japan’s Chiba Peninsula. Meet-and-greet services add a bit more convenience through casual drop offs, whether it be a stylish downtown arrival via limousine or convenient drop off to Tokyo International Airport with a taxi.

A couple blocks east of the water-wrapped isle of Chiyoda City, guests will have hours of urban exploration paired with natural oases at arm’s reach. Ensure easy access to it all with the right hotel booked ahead, choosing between the relaxed atmosphere from either The Peninsula Tokyo or Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo, each offering exceptionally upscale times walking distance from the venue. Still up there but not quite is The Tokyo Station Hotel’s train-themed atmosphere as well as the park-side beauty of Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo and its many terrace views. Enjoy various landmarks by first delving into the historic core of Chiyoda City, from the old emperor of Japan’s Imperial Palace and its lavish East Gardens, to the stoic Seimon Stonebridge that crosses into the Tokyo Gaien National Gardens tranquil lawns ideal for honest conversation. Exhibits line the old royal city’s moat, including the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum’s dramatic European-themed artwork as well as the National Museum of Modern Art’s look at the city’s up and up.