I’M A SHOW Concerts 2025

I visited for the first time because there was a live performance by Yasuhiro Suzuki, formerly of Offcourse. Even on Google Maps, the directions (entrance) changed several times, so I couldn't understand it at first. It's on the 7th floor of the Yurakucho Center Building, but I think it's easy to tell if it's the building that houses the Lumine Yurakucho store. There is a direct elevator to the 7th floor (hall). In the hall itself, the stage was easy to see and the acoustics were good.

It was my first time going there, and it was stressful that you had to line up at the entrance and the elevator to get in. The venue has a good size and space, but the hall is too small to relax. On the way home, I was forced to walk inside the Lumine store next door, so maybe it was originally a different facility?

I went there for the first time at Miyoko Asada's event. It's on the 7th floor, but perhaps because the lobby isn't large, we were guided from the elevator on the 1st floor at the opening time. I arrived too early at first, so I was asked to wait downstairs ^^; I killed some time at the nearby LUMINE and went back. The event itself was a lot of fun with some great guests. The hall was easy to see, the seats were comfortable, and the distance between me and the front seat felt wide. I don't know because I didn't go to the toilet. It's close to Yurakucho Station, and even if it rains, you can take the underground passage to the entrance on the first floor.

Take the direct elevator. It's a little hard to understand. Although the number of people who can enter is not large, the seats are arranged for easy viewing. The interior is also stylish (on the luxury side).

I thought it was a live house, but it turned out to be a small concert hall with seating for the audience. But I have to buy a drink, so I decided to go to a live house? We sell bottled water and tea for 600 yen. Since the beer is the same price, is it a live house? For a live house, the stage is far away, so you don't feel a sense of unity.