Overview
Designed by Kunio Maekawa, Junzo Sakakura, and Junzo Yoshimura—the three giants of Japanese modernist architecture—the International House of Japan is a historical landmark registered as a tangible cultural property.
All the onsite venues look out on that expansive Japanese garden that has been handed down from landowner to landowner through the generations. As the seasons change, the garden grounds treat guests to breathtaking, dynamic views.
The venues, laid out harmoniously with the garden—designated a place of scenic beauty by Minato Ward—are perfect for international conferences, lectures, exhibits, meetings, dinners, receptions, and more.