Central Tokyo MICE Network

Park by the Imperial Palace (Wadakura fountain park)
Annual Japanese orchestral festival in the Nogi-jinja shrine
Tokyo Bay cruising and the Rainbow Bridge
The six major festivals of Tohoku region (Tohoku Rokkon Festival) in Shintora Avenue
Roofed Outdoor Plaza, Nihonbashi Muromachi Mitsui Tower COREDO Muromachi Terrace

About ‘Area MICE’

We are promoting Area MICE as a way of facilitating international MICE events throughout Tokyo.
Organizations engaged in urban development activities in central Tokyo can make use of the unique characteristics of the area and the variety of facilities available to host international MICE events.

Bon Festival Dance

In contrast to the recent increase in international MICE events held in large self-contained facilities,

Area MICE allows MICE participants to enjoy the city and take part in MICE-related events
organized by the local community.

Area MICE allows MICE participants to enjoy
the city and take part in MICE-related events
organized by the local community.

Central Tokyo’s distinctive facilities ready to host international MICE events.

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Conference facilities of all sizes and styles, from classic to modern.

Convention Halls
Lecture Halls
Theatres
Seminar Rooms
Corporate Meeting Rooms

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Diverse exhibition venues

Exhibition Halls
Exhibition Facilities
Showrooms

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Accommodation facilities for both convenience and comfort

Luxury Hotels
Budget Hotels
Japanese-style Hotels

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Extensive after event and experience programs

Shopping
Gastronomy
Introducing Japanese art and traditional culture
Amusement and Entertainment

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Unique venues to experience Tokyo’s culture and environment

Historic and Traditional Institutions
Japanese Gardens
Temples and Shrines
Museums

About the Central Tokyo MICE Network

The Central Tokyo MICE Network connects five Area MICE to provide an enhanced MICE service in the heart of Tokyo.

In central Tokyo, the range of facilities required for organizing international MICE events are clustered within walkable distances. The following five organizations carry out the coordination, promotion, service provision and consulting functions to link them together as Area MICE in each neighborhood. Together, the five Area MICE create a broader network offering a more diverse selection of facilities.

Central Tokyo MICE Network

When a MICE event takes place across several venues, multiple organizations work together. Each makes use of the local characteristics of their area to accommodate the event in a variety of ways. The Central Tokyo MICE Network coordinates the Area MICE in the city center.

What We Offer

A wide range of services to accommodate diverse requirements

The diversity, range of capabilities and uniqueness of facilities clustered in central Tokyo allow for a wide selection when matching a venue to the objectives of a business event. The Central Tokyo MICE Network can propose facilities to MICE organizers.

Proposals for venues to host international MICE events
Proposals for party venues linked to MICE
Support for organizing events using public spaces and unique venues in central Tokyo
Promotional support in area advertising (such as flags and signage)
Support for providing activities and excursions for VIPs and MICE participants
Provision of discount coupons for MICE participants

Contact

For enquiries, please contact the relevant organization below.

For enquiries about events in each area
For enquiries about organizing international MICE events when the preferred event area is undecided.
- Tokyo Convention and Visitors Bureau
For enquiries about the structure of Area MICE

The Mori Memorial Foundation

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Organization of the Central Tokyo MICE Network

The Central Tokyo MICE Network

Executives

Chairperson

Yoshiaki Hompo
(Chief, Regional Support Office for Asia and the Pacific, UN World Tourism Organization)
Vice Chairperson

Hiroaki Fujii(DMO TOKYO / Marunouchi)
Vice Chairperson

Kazuya Sakamoto(DMO Roppongi)
Advisor

Shigenori Kobayashi(President, The Mori Memorial Foundation)

Advisory Board

Yoshiaki Hompo (Chief, Regional Support Office for Asia and the Pacific, UN World Tourism Organization)
Shigenori Kobayashi (Professor Emeritus, Yokohama National University)
Shigeru Ito (Chief, Shigeru Ito Urban Planning Office)
Hiroyuki Kadono (Professor, Kwansei Gakuin University School of Policy Studies Department of Urban Studies)
Noriko Yagasaki (Professor, Tokyo Woman's Christian University School of Arts and Sciences, Division of Global Social Sciences, Department of Community Design)
Kazuko Toda (Director, Business Events Team, Tokyo Convention and Visitors Bureau)
Noriko Takeuchi (Representative Director, Congrès Inc.)
Hiroshi Kato (Head of Secretariat, DMO TOKYO / Marunouchi)
Kazuya Sakamoto (Head of Secretariat, DMO Roppongi)