Nippon Seinenkan, Theater in Kasumigaoka, Tokyo, Japan
Nippon Seinenkan is a theater in Kasumigaoka, Tokyo, Japan, comprising sixteen floors above ground and two underground levels. The main auditorium offers 1,249 seats and is used for performances and other events.
The original building was erected in 1925 through donations from youth organizations across the country and served as a meeting place for young people. The current building opened in 2017 as the third generation after several reconstructions.
The building carries the name for Japanese youth and offers spaces for shared activities and gatherings. Visitors often see groups meeting for conferences or presentations.
The walk from Gaiemmae Station takes about five minutes on foot and from National Stadium Station about ten minutes. The building is clearly visible and located near several streets.
The building houses a hotel, banquet rooms and conference facilities alongside the theater under one roof. Parking spaces are also available, which is uncommon for Tokyo.
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