Venue日本武道館
Nippon Budokan
The nearest station to Nippon Budokan is Kudanshita Station, about 3 minutes on foot.
Official Nippon Budokan website
Nearest stations and walking times
Walking times are estimates from the landmark map point; the actual route and station exit can differ.
Weekday times across all lines at each station. Directions and weekend times are on the station pages.
Kudanshita Station first and last trains
First and last trains by line and direction at Kudanshita, the station nearest to Nippon Budokan.
| WeekdayFirst – Last | Weekends & holidaysFirst – Last | Trains/day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TTozai Line | |||
| toward Myoden | 05:16 – 00:09 | 05:16 – 00:09 | 286 |
| toward Nakano | 05:14 – 00:18 | 05:14 – 00:18 | 286 |
| SShinjuku Line | |||
| toward Iwamotocho | 05:08 – 00:19 | 05:08 – 00:19 | 191 |
| toward Shinjuku | 05:05 – 00:20 | 05:05 – 00:20 | 190 |
| ZHanzomon Line | |||
| toward Kiyosumi-shirakawa | 05:11 – 00:24 | 05:10 – 00:05 | 289 |
| toward Shibuya | 05:11 – 00:27 | 05:11 – 00:12 | 281 |
Related landmarks
Scenic rides passing here
Getting there by train
About Nippon Budokan
The Nippon Budokan is an octagonal hall beside the Imperial Palace moat, built for the judo events of the 1964 Olympics. The Beatles played here in 1966, and a "Budokan concert" has been a milestone for musicians ever since — it still hosts martial-arts tournaments too.
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