Ariake Coliseum Area Guide
有明コロシアム（ARIAKE COLISEUM）
Updated: Aug 12, 2026
A 10,008-seat stadium inside Ariake Tennis no Mori Park, opened in 1987 and fitted in 1991 with Japan's first sliding retractable roof, so events run whatever the weather. It is the centre court for the Japan Open and the Toray Pan Pacific Open, and also hosts boxing, pro wrestling, volleyball and concerts.
Getting there
Address
東京都江東区有明2丁目2番22号
Access
8 min walk from Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station (Yurikamome) or Kokusai-tenjijo Station (Rinkai Line).
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Ariake Coliseum
What Ariake Coliseum is
Ariake Coliseum is a 10,008-seat stadium inside Ariake Tennis no Mori Park. It opened in 1987 and in 1991 became the first venue in Japan with a sliding retractable roof, so play continues whatever the weather. It is the centre court for the Japan Open and the Toray Pan Pacific Open, and outside the tennis calendar it hosts boxing, professional wrestling, volleyball and concerts.
The park around it
The Coliseum is the centre court of a 16.3 hectare tennis complex with 49 courts in total, including eight air-conditioned indoor courts. Outdoor courts can be booked by the public from around 1,500 yen per hour on weekdays through the Tokyo metropolitan park reservation system, which makes this one of the few places in central Tokyo where visitors can actually play.
Accessibility
A renovation completed by 2019 added wheelchair spaces and lifts, and the venue is step-free from the park entrance to the main concourse.
Getting there
Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station on the Yurikamome and Kokusai-tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line are both about eight minutes on foot. Ariake Garden, Ariake Arena and Tokyo Big Sight are all within walking distance, so a match here fits easily into a day around the bay.
Frequently asked questions
- How many seats does Ariake Coliseum have?
- 10,008 seats. It is the centre court of Ariake Tennis no Mori Park.
- Does Ariake Coliseum have a roof?
- Yes. A sliding retractable roof was added in 1991, the first of its kind in Japan, so matches and events continue in rain.
- What events are held at Ariake Coliseum?
- Tennis, including the Japan Open and the Toray Pan Pacific Open, plus boxing, professional wrestling, volleyball and concerts.
- Can the public play tennis at Ariake Tennis no Mori Park?
- Yes. The park has 49 courts and outdoor courts start from around 1,500 yen per hour on weekdays, booked through the Tokyo metropolitan park reservation system.
- What is the nearest station to Ariake Coliseum?
- Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station on the Yurikamome or Kokusai-tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line, both about eight minutes on foot.