What other travelers are saying about Keyaki Hiroba Spring Beer Festival
Conveniently located by the train station with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. Arena size is just right, seats are standard, and it’s easy to navigate inside. The highlight for me was the superb sound system which is one of the best I’ve experienced at a concert venue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The festival typically occurs in late May or early June, coinciding with the pleasant spring weather in Saitama.
Yes, there is usually an entry fee. The fee often includes a tasting glass and some beer tokens to get you started.
Yes, the festival offers non-alcoholic beverages, including soft drinks and non-alcoholic beers, to accommodate all visitors.
The festival is family-friendly, but you must be at least 20 years old to consume alcohol, in accordance with Japanese law.
The arena is easily accessible by train. The nearest station is Saitama-Shintoshin Station, which is served by several train lines. There are also bus and taxi options available.
I visited Saitama Super Arena for the Billie Eilish concert, and overall it was a fantastic experience. Getting there was extremely easy—the arena is directly connected to Saitama-Shintoshin Station, making the journey seamless and stress-free. From arrival to entry, everything about the crowd flow was smooth and well-organized, which made a huge difference given how many people were attending.
My seat was in the upper seating area, and while the view was great, the seats themselves felt a little small and cramped, which might be something to consider if you’re planning a long event. The acoustics were not the absolute best, but still good enough to enjoy the performance without distraction.
What really stood out were the visuals. The stage setup and lighting for Billie Eilish’s concert were incredible and made the whole experience unforgettable. Even from the upper level, the production quality truly shined.
Saitama Super Arena is a great venue overall—easy access, smooth operations, and capable of hosting massive events like this one. A few comfort improvements could make it even better, but I would absolutely come back for another concert here.
Great place. Easy to get to, huge, organised. The main problem is the waiting time to get beer at a concert. 50 minutes!!!! That’s not the arena fault so still 5 star.
