TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO Area Guide

What TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO is

TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO opened on 3 October 2025 on the site of the former MEGA WEB showcase in Aomi, on the Odaiba waterfront. It holds about 10,000 people and is the home arena of the Alvark Tokyo basketball team, with Tokyo SunRockers (formerly SunRockers Shibuya) joining as a co-tenant from the 2026-27 season. Concerts, combat sports and awards shows are held here too.

Inside the arena

The bowl is oval, laid out so that every seat faces the court squarely from any angle, and all of the roughly 10,000 seats use PVC leather. The second and third floors carry suites and lounges, and the arena was the first in Japan to install a two-tier ribbon display alongside a centre-hung screen. A movable ceiling rig lets the same room work for concerts and corporate events. The building runs to six floors above ground and one below, about 37,000 square metres in total, and in December 2025 it became the first arena in Japan to earn LEED Gold certification.

Getting there

Aomi Station on the Yurikamome is a four minute walk and Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line is five minutes. The arena is within 30 minutes of Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shinjuku and Shibuya, and one transfer from Haneda Airport. The Tokyo Teleport bus stops served by Toei Bus and the Tokyo BRT are also about five minutes away.

Parking and getting home

There is no visitor parking at the arena, so drivers use paid car parks in the surrounding area. After a sold-out event the nearby stations fill quickly; DiverCity Tokyo Plaza and the Odaiba waterfront are close enough to wait out the rush over dinner.