Dentsū Shiki Theatre Umi

The Dentsū Shiki Theatre Umi is a performance hall located within the Dentsu Building as part of the Caretta Shiodome complex, accommodating around 1,200 spectators. The space is designed and equipped to host a range of theatrical productions throughout the year.

The theater opened in 2002 with a production of Mamma Mia and was established as part of a modern office complex in central Tokyo. Since its founding, it has grown into a central venue for theatrical productions in the city.

The theater serves as a venue where Japanese and international productions are regularly presented throughout the year. Audiences experience both local and imported theatrical works that shape the performing arts scene in this part of Tokyo.

Visitors can reach this venue easily from several train stations, with a short walk from Shiodome Station on the Toei Oedo Line being one of the closest options. The central location makes getting there straightforward from different parts of Tokyo.

The theater functions as a cultural part of an advertising agency headquarters, blending corporate offices with a professional performance space. This combination of business operations and the arts shows how Tokyo integrates different activities in shared buildings.

Location: Higashi-Shinbashi

Official opening: December 1, 2002

Capacity: 1216

Website: https://shiki.jp/zh-tw/theatres/0905

GPS coordinates: 35.66473,139.76230

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:57