Hidden gem to view sakura in Tokyo! I was surprised to see the rows of sakura, especially at night! This neighborhood did not have the crowds of people like Ueno, lots of great food options in the area too!
Frequently Asked Questions
Public areas including plazas and gardens are free. Suntory Hall requires concert tickets with prices varying by performance. Restaurants, shops, and hotel facilities charge separately.
The complex offers restaurants, retail shops, landscaped gardens, and public art installations. Seasonal events are held in outdoor spaces. The architecture and green areas are accessible for casual visits.
Entry to the main 2,006-seat auditorium requires a concert ticket. The lobby and public areas may be accessible during operating hours, but the hall primarily functions as a performance venue.
Suntory Hall hosts classical music concerts featuring international and Japanese orchestras, chamber music ensembles, and solo recitals. The venue is designed specifically for classical performances and is known for its exceptional acoustics and vineyard-style seating arrangement.
Observation areas are available within the ANA InterContinental Tokyo hotel, though access may be restricted to hotel guests or dining patrons. The 37-story Ark Mori Building is primarily an office tower without public observation decks. Public spaces offer ground-level views of the complex's architecture and gardens.
This place is quite a hidden gem for Sakura viewing. I was pleasantly surprised the Sakura blossomed here earlier than most famous parks.
Give this place a try if you want to experience something spectacular.
