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Nishiarai: Cinema with ten screens with stadium seating. At: 1-20 Nisharai Sakae town, Adachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 03 5888 104. Roppongi Hills: This popular theatre is located in a major shopping centre and has nine screens. At: Roppongi Hills Complex, 6-10-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 03 5775 6090.
Noriko Eguchi delivers a relatable performance as a woman who is disconcerted by her father’s marriage in Kazuhiro Nakamura’s film. CULTURE / Film. Apr 4, 2024.
To see the newest Japanese films in English – and maybe bump into a few stars – head to a film festival. The capital’s largest, the Tokyo International Film Festival, runs each year for ...
- Shinjuku Piccadilly. Multiplex. Shinjuku. One of Tokyo's newer and glitzier multiplex cinemas, Shinjuku Piccadilly is actually the reincarnation of a four-screen movie house that used to stand in nearby Kabukicho.
- Shinjuku Wald9 Cinema. Shinjuku-Sanchome. This cinema complex was the first of its kind in Japan, with all nine theatres equipped with digital projectors.
- Toho Cinemas Shinjuku. Shinjuku. 12 screens, a full-scale Dolby Atmos audio system and enough shops to rival your average city mall – all impressive features, to be sure, but what really gets us excited about Toho's newest multiplex is the giant Godzilla head...
- Cinema Qualite. Independent. Shinjuku. The former home of Shinjuku Musashinokan reopened in late 2012 as a compact, two-screen cinema with a penchant for arthouse films.
The best documentaries about Japanese food. Learn about the history, flavours and techniques of Japanese cooking with Anthony Bourdain, David Chang, Niki Nakayama, Jiro Ono and more.
Nov 14, 2023 · 3. Buy your tickets. There are two ways to buy movie tickets in Japan: online or at the box office. Online: Most theaters in Japan allow you to buy tickets online in advance. This is a good option if you’re watching a popular movie or want to avoid lines.
New movie in town? Come see it in Toho Cinemas Shinjuku, where you can see the latest hits. Toho Cinemas is one of the bigger movie theater chains, and the one in Shinjuku Kabukicho has the Godzilla on towering above it. (We saw Frozen 2 here! English, with Japanese subs.)
