
Daiba, Aomi, and Ariake, located on the Tokyo Bay waterfront.
With artistic architecture, green spaces, and white sandy beaches that feel far removed from the city center, the area offers a relaxed and unhurried atmosphere.
Located in the heart of Tokyo, this oceanfront area offers a rare and expansive open setting overlooking the sea—an exceptional location even among urban MICE destinations.
The harmonious blend of sea and city creates a distinctive atmosphere and a sense of openness, enhancing the overall quality of conferences, receptions, and networking opportunities.
The beach and waterfront parks offer opportunities to engage with the sea up close, making them ideal for programs such as morning activities and greatly expanding the range of MICE experiences.
The unique setting where the sea and cityscape coexist creates iconic moments throughout the event, delivering memorable experiences that leave a lasting impression on participants.
Morning Activity
(Oceanfront)
Conference / Meeting
(Indoor)
Reception / Networking
(Ocean View)

With the Rainbow Bridge and a refined city skyline as a backdrop, a variety of beautiful views can be enjoyed throughout the day and night, regardless of season or time, adding a special touch to events held in open-air settings.
With a cityscape that transforms dramatically between day and night, this area offers a dynamic setting where the event itself can be staged as a memorable scene.
The scale of the city and its iconic views create a strong visual presence for conferences, receptions, and networking, enhancing the overall value of the event.
Night views overlooking Tokyo Tower and the Rainbow Bridge, enhanced by one of the world’s largest fountain displays, “Tokyo Aqua Symphony,” as well as a variety of events, create an iconic stage that elevates the value of the event itself.
With its landscape changing dramatically between day and night, this area naturally transitions between meeting and networking moments, bringing clear rhythm and contrast to the overall program.
One of the world’s largest fountain shows, inspired by Tokyo’s symbolic flower, the Somei-Yoshino cherry blossom, measuring approximately 150 meters in height and 250 meters in width.

A wide range of trend-driven entertainment facilities, including theaters, halls, and shopping malls, are well developed.
They can also be utilized as unique venues that offer engaging and memorable experiences.
In this area, where a wide range of activities well suited to urban MICE are concentrated, combining meetings and sessions with experiential elements encourages active participation and enables the design of high-value programs that foster interaction and team building.
Incorporating experiential and participatory activities enhances participants’ focus and engagement, encouraging more active involvement in meetings and sessions.
Group-based activities naturally bring participants closer together, supporting relationship building that leads to networking and effective team building.

This area, connected by expansive parks, has been developed with a focus on a decarbonized society and the SDGs.
With environmentally conscious infrastructure in place, the cityscape features an advanced urban design free of overhead utility poles and garbage collection vehicles.
In this area, infrastructure planning has been carried out in an integrated manner from the early stages of urban development.
Through the consolidation of utilities within integrated underground tunnels that house multiple lifelines, an efficient transportation system centered on public transit, and environmentally conscious energy systems such as district heating and cooling, the area as a whole achieves both reduced environmental impact and operational stability.
By functioning together, these urban infrastructure systems support a safe and sustainable environment for MICE events for both organizers and participants.
To ensure that participants can stay and move around the area with ease, features such as free Wi-Fi and multilingual digital signage are well developed.
This urban environment allows even first-time visitors to navigate the area without stress, contributing to the overall satisfaction of the event.
In this area, environmental considerations are reflected in the urban landscape through features such as streetscapes free of utility poles, efficient urban management supported by underground infrastructure, and spacious layouts surrounded by greenery and the waterfront. These open spaces and well-maintained streetscapes create an urban environment well suited to hosting MICE events that accommodate large numbers of participants.

Spaces that make use of beautiful views of water and greenery, thoughtfully designed settings, and high-quality cuisine and service come together to deliver the highest level of hospitality tailored to a wide range of needs.
Surrounded by the sea and cityscape, and with high-quality dining and accommodation readily available, this area forms a Blissful Space where participants can feel at ease.
Free from the need to worry about transportation or logistics, participants can focus on meetings, networking, and receptions, enhancing the overall satisfaction and impression of the event.
High-quality dining, refined spaces, and attentive hospitality influence the overall evaluation of an event as much as the program itself.
Experiences that make participants feel valued enhance overall satisfaction and build trust in the organizer.
The ability to freely combine and design high-quality spaces—such as fine dining restaurants and banquet venues that take advantage of scenic views—is a distinctive strength of this area.

Conveniently located with easy access to Tokyo’s major gateways, including the airports, Tokyo Station, and the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal.
The area is well connected to central Tokyo by the Yurikamome Line, the Rinkai Line, and Tokyo BRT.
In addition to urban transportation such as the Yurikamome Line, the Rinkai Line, and Tokyo BRT, the area is also served by both Haneda and Narita airports, as well as maritime access via water buses and cruise ships.
This Tokyo Bay area can accommodate arrivals from all directions—land, sea, and air.
Even when participants arrive from diverse origins and by various means, the area is designed to accommodate distributed traffic flows, offering a high level of convenience as a MICE destination.
This multi-layered transportation network enables stable operations even for large-scale events and international conferences.
