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Billboard Live operates three intimate, music-forward clubs across Japan—Tokyo, Osaka, and Yokohama—each with around 300 seats per show and a mix of reserved, sofa, and casual seating around the stage. These venues are known for hosting a variety of artists in an up-close setting, along with private and corporate events. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, including seating layouts, parking and transit options, and nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations. We’ve got you covered, so you can secure your seats quickly and confidently.

Billboard Live Tokyo

Location: Tokyo Midtown Garden Terrace 4F, Akasaka 9-7-4, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052. The club sits on the 4th floor, with a seating mix that includes S/R service area, 4F/DX seats, and Casual 4F/5F sections. Capacity is around 300. Parking is available at Tokyo Midtown, and the venue is accessible via several transit options, including Toei Oedo Line Exit 8 and nearby Hibiya Line passages. Address details and easy access make it convenient for a night out in Roppongi.

  • Seating: S/R service area, 4F/DX seats, Casual 4F/5F
  • Parking: Tokyo Midtown parking available
  • Transit: Toei Oedo Line Exit 8; Hibiya Line via underground passage; Nogizaka Station

Nearby hotels within comfortable reach include Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Premier, The Kitano Hotel Tokyo, Grand Hyatt Tokyo, and The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo. These properties offer convenient access for a music-filled evening and easy return trips after the show.

Billboard Live Osaka

Location: Herbis Plaza Ent, B2F, Umeda, Osaka. The Osaka club features S/R, Box, and Casual seating areas, with a total capacity of about 300. Direct underground access via Herbis Plaza Ent connects you to JR Osaka Station and Osaka Metro (Nishi-Umeda), with convenient connections to Hankyu and JR lines nearby.

  • Seating: S/R, Box, Casual
  • Parking: Local parking options around Umeda area
  • Transit: Direct underground access via Herbis Plaza Ent; JR Osaka Station; Osaka Metro (Nishi-Umeda); Hankyu/JR connections

Nearby hotels include Conrad Osaka, Hilton Osaka, and Canopy by Hilton Osaka, among others in the Umeda district. These lodging options place you steps from the train lines and shopping hubs after the performance.

Billboard Live Yokohama

Location: KITANAKA BRICK & WHITE, 1F, Yokohama. The Yokohama club uses a two-tier main auditorium with lower-level table/sofa seating and upper-level casual seating, totaling around 300 capacity. Access is convenient via Bashamichi Station (Minatomirai Line) or about an 8-minute walk from Sakuragicho (JR).

  • Seating: Lower-level table/sofa, Upper-level casual
  • Transit: Bashamichi Station (Minatomirai Line); Sakuragicho (JR) ~8-minute walk
  • Parking: Local parking options around Yokohama’s Kannai/Minatomirai area

Nearby hotels include The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu and Hotel New Grand, with easy access to Minatomirai and Kannai districts for a complete night out in Yokohama.

All Billboard Live venues are active as of February 2026, and each location continues to host a mix of headliner and intimate shows, along with private and corporate events. Occasional rescheduling or date changes are possible; please check the individual event pages for the latest details.

Helpful tips for a smooth visit: arrive early to enjoy the surrounding dining options near each venue, and consider affiliate partner recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants to maximize convenience. We’ve got you with straightforward ticketing and easy access—no fuss, just great live music.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue count and seating: Billboard Live operates three clubs in Japan—TOKYO, OSAKA, and YOKOHAMA—each with approximately 300 seats per show and a mix of reserved, sofa, and casual seating around the stage.
  • Billboard Live TOKYO: located on the 4F of Tokyo Midtown Garden Terrace in Roppongi (Akasaka), with three seating tiers (S/R service area, 4F/DX seats, Casual 4F/5F); capacity about 300. Parking is available at Tokyo Midtown. Closest transit: Toei Oedo Line Exit 8, Hibiya Line via underground passage, or Nogizaka Station. Address: Tokyo Midtown Garden Terrace 4F, Akasaka 9-7-4, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052.
  • Billboard Live OSAKA: located on B2F of Herbis Plaza Ent in Umeda, Osaka; seating includes S/R, Box, and Casual areas; total capacity around 300. Direct underground access via Herbis Plaza Ent; closest transit: JR Osaka Station, Osaka Metro (Nishi-Umeda), Hankyu/JR connections.
  • Billboard Live YOKOHAMA: located at KITANAKA BRICK & WHITE, 1F, Yokohama; two-tier main auditorium with lower-level table/sofa seating and upper-level casual seating; total capacity around 300. Access via Bashamichi Station (Minatomirai Line) or an 8-minute walk from Sakuragicho (JR).
  • Parking and transit: Tokyo Midtown parking is available; Tokyo venue parking is noted by transit guides; Osaka and Yokohama venues emphasize easy underground/rail access and nearby stations.
  • Nearby hotels: Tokyo area has multiple upscale options within walking distance or a short ride (e.g., Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Premier, The Kitano Hotel Tokyo, Grand Hyatt Tokyo, The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo). Osaka area has hotels near Herbis Plaza Ent (e.g., Conrad Osaka, Hilton Osaka, Canopy/Hyatt options nearby). Yokohama area features The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu and Hotel New Grand among others near Kannai/Minatomirai. See hotel listings near Billboard Live venues for specifics.
  • Notable events: Koda Kumi’s Eternity ~Love & Songs~ at Billboard Live Osaka and Billboard Live Tokyo (2010–2011). In recent years, artists such as Masaki Ueda, Sadao Watanabe, and Makoto Ozone have performed at Billboard Live Osaka (2025). Kodo performed at Billboard Live Yokohama in 2026 schedules. These venues are also used for private and corporate events and special shows.
  • Current status: Billboard Live venues remain active in Tokyo, Osaka, and Yokohama as of February 2026; no official public announcements indicate demolitions or renames.