International Convention Center Pamir

Renowned Japanese writer Yasushi Inoue aptly named this new international meetings plaza after the famous Pamirs Heights situated along the historic Silk Road in central Asia. Sometimes referred to as the "Roof of the World", this mountain range formed the historic gateway linking East and West.

No name could be more appropriate for this stunning convention center, which is already becoming an important venue for the international flow of ideas.

• Two grand ballrooms are "Konron" and "Hokushin"
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• "Konron" (3F)

  • Maximum of 3,600 pax
  • 25,774sq.feet (2,397sq.meter)
  • 4 breakout rooms

• "Hokushin" (3F)

  • Maximum of 2,700 pax
  • 19,752sq.feet (1,837sq.meter)
• Additional 11 medium and small rooms
• One of the largest convention centers in Tokyo
• Three floors of banquet halls, three floors of parking
• Wedding Facilities - Wedding halls (two Shinto-style halls, one wedding chapel), photo studio, bridal salon, dressing room, beauty salon
• Tea salon also available

Hiten Main Banquet Hall (Inside New Takanawa Prince Hotel)

Hiten's vast floor area and high chandeliered ceiling create a feeling of awesome grandeur. The combined use of the Entrance Hall (Uzushio) and Reception Hall (Sakura) can provide an unusually large entertainment area accommodating up to 5,000 people.

Excellent for trade shows, celebrations or international conferences.

Medium-sized Banquet Rooms

• Hakuho - Seats up to 200 guests.
• Asuka - Seats up to 300 guests.

Medium-sized Banquet Halls

The unique interiors of these rooms make it perfect for weddings, dinner parties and conferences.

• Heian - Seats up to 300 guests.
• Tempyo - Seats up to 320 guests.