budokan

Despite being guilty of Budokan, it was difficult for the participants of the Tokyo University of Science entrance ceremony to hang out on the road and go to Waseda-dori.
The first thing to do is to be aware of the entrance ceremony at a non-college facility and to make sure that people around you don't bother before you study.

It is a building with a famous and distinctive shape that says "Big onion" in the song of Blast Slump.

I went there, but my honest impression is that I don't understand anything. After all, that shape cannot be understood unless you look at it from an aerial photograph from the sky.

The Budokan is located in the Kitanomaru Park just past the Tayasumon Gate, but the Kitanomaru Park is very large and there is lots of greenery and water. The promenade along Chidorigafuchi, the Imperial Palace, and the Yasukuni Shrine are also nearby, so why not go there?

About 8 minutes from Kudanshita station to the venue, I think that it is impossible to see the performer's face clearly unless the hall seats are in the arena, the first floor already seems quite small (casts) and the second floor is hard to see more .
After the walk to the venue It was a little creepy when the plants around the river were all withered and it got dark or the weather was not good.
Outside the venue there is no place to sit at all, wait for an event if you do not find a restaurant to the main street or sit down on the floor and only have to wait.

I go to see concerts at least once a year. The sound itself is honestly not very good, but you can see the stage from relatively every seat.
However, it is hard to see from the side because it is completely cut off. Also, the rear seats of the arena are difficult for short people because there is no slope in the arena.

When you exit the ticket gate of Kudanshita Station, the escalator is quite long (the station is quite deep underground), so even if you go fast, it will take 7 or 8 minutes from the station ticket gate to the entrance to the Budokan.

There are few meeting spots that can be used as landmarks, but the clock tower in front of the Budokan seems to be just right.

Budokan seems to be a Budokan. Access is also convenient.

I don t know who the concert was on the day of shooting.

Supreme Hall of Performers
Great venue
If there is a favorite performer here,
Must not miss

I visited live.
It was a sacred place in many ways and was renovated, so it was very beautiful. There is also a parking lot, which is convenient.
The venue was designed to surround the stage, but it looked down on it.

Big artists often go to live here, both in Japan and abroad. However, the sound was not good because the facility was not originally created for a music event

Martial arts sanctuary

2021/3 Imperial Palace RUN

A great place to hold large program/ event. Spacious sitting arrangement with modern amenities & ventilation system has made this place an ideal option for large scale events during Covid19 pandemic.

The second-floor seat had a good slope and was easy to see, but it looked like looking down from above.

August 18, 2018 Nippon Budokan Live
Seiko Matsuda

I went yesterday too. The seats on the 2nd floor look completely different in the north, south, east and west, so be careful.

I wanted to play here because it was all right.
I've been there only for live performances, but isn't it a hall exclusively for music events, so is that a subtle point?

The sound is reasonable, but this sense of distance does not accumulate.

I only went inside as a live venue, but I think that it is a good venue with a good distance from the artist from any seat.

An example big onion.
Of course, the general live hall is better.

I visited there several times live. University entrance ceremonies are also held here. The second floor is particularly steep and scary, but I think it's easy to see. I think the access from the station is also good.

The architectural heritage of Showa is no longer old, but I feel the accumulated history rather than old.
It is easy to see narrowly in the arena class venue as a live venue.

Dancing a lot and laughing and crying ... Special place.

I have only entered by concert,
When I got through, I played a martial arts tournament, and originally I thought it was my way of using it.
The atmosphere is quite different at the time of a concert, is not it?

When I go next will it be after the Olympics?
I am looking forward to seeing how it changes.

Quiet Budokan with no crowds at concerts and tournaments.

All seats are equally easy to see from. It is a great venue for championships and events.

Next year, 2021, I will go live! BABYMETAL! I'm looking forward to it!

I appreciate the good access from Shinjuku, but the climbing hill is a little tired
The worst way to get home is to get out of it quickly and have a heavy traffic at the gate.
The seat habitability is not good for flattery, so this is a place you want to renovate quickly

More often used in concerts and live performances than in martial arts

Mythical place where the greatest fought ... place must for all passing judoka. The Budokan built in 1964 is in a way the mecca of judo. For those who have the chance to see and especially to attend a competition, do not hesitate to buy your "bento" (meal tray) when you arrive in the morning for example because at noon it's already too late. Also used to organize concerts.

Edo Castle from the ruins of the castle tower Nippon Budokan

It is in the middle of the park, so it is good to take a walk before the performance. The stand is quite inclined, so the second floor seats can be seen without obstruction. Please note that the seat in front of the stage is the south seat...

If you are on the upper side, you cannot see the monitor with the hanging speaker.

Beautiful karate demonstrations, good atmosphere. Thanks to these young people, we left in good shape!

Love this place. Best memories of favorite bands. It s a bit old, but clean and easy access to all seats. You can see stage from everywhere.

In this scenario, Babymetal performed for the first time on December 19 of the 2012 tour in December 2012, then again in December 2013, being the 31st concert of that year. For the 2014 tour there are functions called Red & Black Night Apocalypse, this is in March 2014, which coincide with days 5 and 6 of the tour for that year.

20190202 First visit 4 points
First Nippon Budokan. I came to the Kitschan live today. Live was very good. Goods are also one.

Located in the green Kitanomaru Park, it was built as a venue for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics judo competition and is now used as a venue for martial arts and various events.
I have visited several concerts myself, but this time I visited New Japan Pro-Wrestling. There are also Yasukuni Shrines around the Budokan, so even an early visit will save you time.

When "Judo" was decided on the official event at the Tokyo Olympics in 1961, the construction of "The world's proud judo great hall" was led by the lower house member, Masataro Matsukuri. There were several plans for the location, but finally decided on "Kitanomaru".
Held safely as a judo venue for the Olympic Games in 1964 (Showa 39).

It was originally named "the sacred place of Japanese martial arts", but since 1966 (Showa 41), the "Beatles" concert in Japan, the face of the artist's longing place "the sacred place of music" has also appeared. It is also used for sports and martial arts other than martial arts, as well as school entrance and graduation ceremonies, company entrance ceremonies, and various event venues.

The exterior design is an octagon inspired by the dream hall of Nara Horyu-ji Temple, and the ridge of the roof mimics Mt. Fuji.

This is the first Budokan after Corona. Did it shine for a long time?

I thought i would only dreaming about vsiting this place.
But turns out that dreams could come true!

I visited this Nippon Budokan two years ago, with a way that i never had imagine.

Nippon Budokan is home of so many Japanese Bushido Art, including Kendo, which I have been studying for 10 years now.

And i compete there too..

I wish I could visit Nippon Budokan again some time soon

I had been searching email of organization and manager, but didn't find it, i'll try to leave my request there!
I want to ask government of Tokyo to prohibit to band is named BUCK_TICK to give concerts in BUDOKAN as their are criminal.
Sakurai Atsushi, other members, their family members, friends, their fans , foreigners, japanese, mexican, spanish, portugues, philippines russian and ukrainian are living there in Japan doing a crime to person who never had done them bad things at all. Their had known Sakurai Atsushi knows her personally, they had started writing her insults, hurt her, bull her, chase in social media, steal her photos, create suspicious publics and write her threatens to die, call her bad names, Sakurai Atsushi and staff of his band are leaders of such publics. As a result girl had committed suicide in september, but her life was saved, Sakurai Atsushi sended a woman knows her, knowing Katerina in bad condition and this woman had called her on phone and carried on insult and say bad thing to Katerina and hurt her feelings. Sakurai Atsushi knows Katerina since 2008 about 12 years, Katerina is open ad kind person she had said to Sakurai Atsushi, her grandfather was Japanese, she felt in love in Sakurai Atsushi and wants be his wife, Sakurai Atsushi with his friends all together had laughed at Katerina's feelings, when Katerina had been living in Japan they hired people to poisen Katerina's life.

I'm so sorry if i seem so emotional, but judging by Katerina words she had written to Sakurai Atsushi and other members she's bulled by their fans, they are sending nasty messages to her, bulling her, laughing at her, giving bad names...

Buck Tick themself had hired and paid money to people had done to harm Katerina, but Katerina's grandfather was Japanese she wanted to back in Japan, stay living there, be married to beloved man Sakurai Atsushi as she had thought, but instead these people ruined her life!

Answer me please is it bad thing to love one man, to believe in him, to support him, to live in country she loves so much, but Katerina she loved Japan so much, i saw her instagram, every earthquake, storm, bad things had been happened with Japan she had been praying about Japan with all her heart. Even when she had been living in Japan, when worldwide Olympic games society were thinking what country deserves to have olympic, Katerina was siting in front of scree of tv set and was prying about Japan she had been praying win a chance to have Olympics, ths time she was dreaming she would get citizenship, would be married to so loved Sakurai Atsushi with children and she would go to Olympic games all family. Is it so shame to love and beloved, is it ashamed to be kind and love someone so much in our days?

My post would be so long search the beginning down there!

Visited for the first time during the live. The venue, which is almost omnidirectional, feels strange.
If you're on an expedition in the FC draw, you'll probably get the latest inn, but hurry up because it's filled up quickly. After the end, the east-west road is very crowded. If you don't mind walking, go north to Iidabashi and the number of people will decrease, so you may want to find an inn on this route.

Just wandering through to park and stumbled upon this venue and an amazing dance competition/exhibition.

It's a fierce mystery whether the sound is good as a hall, but it's worth opening a live concert / filling a seat.

That place is not just an arena, it is like being in Heaven Anyone knows that Japanese audiences are the best and very gracious. I bet any famous performer would never forget the experience.

I can't deny that it's old as a whole, but I was kind of happy when I first came to the concert because of the image of "a place I yearn for".

The building is old. I feel that aging is noticeable.

Good for
Seeing live shows.
Seats are nice. Easy to get in and out of seated location. Venue closes early. THERE WILL BE NO ENCORE

I think it would be nice to see Nana Mizuki and Mayday's concert. It was small but looked good \ (// //) \

I can't park my bike. You say you pay, and it's rattle, so it doesn't matter if you park your bike in the car frame?

The Budokan, which is familiar to Nippon Television, carries in and out materials.

Historical place i guess, the architecture is interesting, other than that nothing special

The stage of the 80's song "Under the Big Onion" by Bakufu Slump.

It was a sacred place where the final round of All Japan Wrestling was held. The upstairs seats are scary on the steep stairs.

If you think it's a big building, this is the rumored Nippon Budokan. You can't tell how amazing it is unless you go inside. Lol

Five stars for its history alone. It was once part of the Edo Castle grounds (a flatland castle built by the Tokugawa Shoguns). The name comes from 'Martial Arts Hall' from the Olympics and now hosts many kinds of events. An excellent venue for concerts, due to great acoustics. (I've seen a dozen shows here)

The roof was under construction for the Olympics
Hosei University entrance ceremony today

It is a sacred place for live performances.
Since it is an old building, the stairs are steep and the seats are narrow. However, the size is appropriate and the artist looks good and has a sense of unity.
It looks like it has been refurbished, and the inside was beautiful.

Speaking of LIVE, it is here. There are few places around the building where you can take a break, so it's hard to sell midsummer LIVE tours.

It is just right for watching live without being too wide or too narrow.

This is a good size to enjoy the concert.
But the bathroom is too crowded.

Went to see a concert, the place is very comfortable.

Visited on February 11, 2021. I don't know if it's a corona virus, but it was quiet.

Unfortunately I could not watch a show here. But the Beatles played on the spot. That alone is worth the visit

It is a traditional Japanese Budokan
The sound effects are great at the concert
Pokemon Go has a lot of strikes

A long time ago, I often went to see the All Japan Pro Wrestling in the Muto system.
I think that it is an easy-to-view venue on the upper floor for a large box.

Concert at Budokan, it was a long time but it was good that I could see the artist better than other arena classes. In case of using Kudanshita on the way home, the one who crossed the pedestrian overhead is vacant so you can get on the train as soon as possible.

I went there for the first time in a long time.
Impression that it has become old.

Great venue to go to, doesn't matter what you see - worth the trip just to see the sites.

And it's the budokan!