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Announcing the release of online programs offering hybrid conference participants the opportunity to learn about Tokyo's rich history and culture while also understanding local, sustainable efforts. As the global pandemic makes a hybrid conference ...

For planners and organizers looking for the perfect venue for their next business event in Tokyo, we are happy to announce that five new venues have been added to our Tokyo Unique Venues website for a total of seventy-three facilities. New venues in...

Are you looking for a venue from the future? Located in FOOT TOWN at the base of the iconic Tokyo Tower, a new cutting-edge esports park, which is the largest in Japan, opened on April 20. The total space of approx. 5,600 sqm RED° TOKYO TOWER offers ...

The government of Japan announced a further easing in border restrictions effective from April 10. The cap on daily entries has been raised from 7,000 to 10,000 and remains restricted to foreign nationals such as business travelers, students, and oth...

The Japanese government lifted COVID quasi-emergency measures in all prefectures effective March 21. The cap on daily entries is set as 7,000 from March 14. The government is further considering easing its COVID-19 border restrictions from April.

Announcing the latest edition of the definitive guide for organizers of global business meetings, conferences, and exhibitions to use during the site selection and event planning processes. Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau (TCVB) is pleased to an...

Every year, TCVB offers a wide variety of programs suitable for corporate events and incentive travel in Tokyo. Some programs while fun to watch, are even more enjoyable when you participate and try the activity for yourself. One such example is "Tok...

The Japanese government has released further details regarding the easing of border restrictions from March 1. New entries of foreign nationals such as business travelers, students, and other non-tourists will resume, and the cap on daily entries wi...

As the quasi-state of emergency continues in Tokyo amid the omicron wave, the government has announced an ease in border restrictions. From March 1, new entries of foreign nationals such as business travelers, students, and other non-tourists will r...

To continue efforts to contain the number of omicron variant cases, the Japanese government has extended its implementation of the quasi-state of emergency in Tokyo until 6 March. Dining facilities are requested to close early (9 p.m. at the latest) ...