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Please check the link below for accessibility information regarding the accessible-route to Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre.

Please check the link below to view the floor map.

Please check the link below for accesible restrooms inside the theater.

A universal-access restroom is available in the building housing the Global Ring Café, located next to GLOBAL RING THEATRE. The restroom is equipped with a baby chair and a diaper changing table.

Each hall offers one or more wheelchair-accessible seats and hearing loop seats. Please see the seating guide for each hall for more information. For seat details and reservations, please refer to the individual program pages.

Information about the facilities of the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre is available on the theater’s website under “Facilities.”

For more details, please check the ticket page or the individual program pages.

For more details, please check the ticket page or the individual program pages.

The audio guide provides real-time narration before and during the performance, explaining the stage set and characters before the show, and describing actors’ movements and changes in the stage set during the performance. Devices for listening via earphones are lent free of charge. We also lend devices to accompanying persons so you can enjoy the performance together. *Available in Japanese only.

Please check the individual program pages for detailed schedules.

• Dance Piece / Theater Piece "Dance Jurors' Dance"
• Faye Driscoll "Weathering"
• Forced Entertainment "Signal to Noise"
• Damien Jalet × Kohei Nawa "Planet[wanderer]"

• Damien Jalet × Kohei Nawa "Planet[wanderer]"

Japanese surtitles are displayed above the stage during the performance for all audience members to see.

• Dance Piece / Theater Piece "Dance Jurors' Dance"
• Shakespeare’s Wild Sisters Group × NIWA GEKIDAN PENINO "The Bathhouse of Honest Desires"
• 莎士比亞的妹妹們的劇團 × 庭劇團PENINO《誠實浴池》
• "Mary Said What She Said"
• Forced Entertainment "Signal to Noise"
• Utau-Hahagokoro "The Theater☆Sing! Dance! Grow! A garden of Hahagokoro ~Children's Clothing is Reincarnation~"
• SEKITA IKUKO "under take"

We offer portable caption devices that allow you to view accessible Japanese captions, including spoken lines, sound effects, and other audio information. The captions switch automatically during the performance. The devices are equipped with light-shielding film to keep the screen dim and prevent light from disturbing others, allowing you to enjoy the performance comfortably. An arm stand is also provided for hands-free viewing. A sign language interpreter will be present during device pickup to assist with usage instructions.

Please check the individual program pages for detailed schedules.

• Kuranosuke SASAKI solo performance "Jonah"
• Shakespeare’s Wild Sisters Group × NIWA GEKIDAN PENINO "The Bathhouse of Honest Desires"
• 莎士比亞的妹妹們的劇團 × 庭劇團PENINO《誠實浴池》
• "Mary Said What She Said"

Hearing Loop is an assistive listening technology designed to effectively deliver sound from the stage to audience members using hearing aids or cochlear implants equipped with a magnetic coil. It is installed in the seating areas of all halls. Please check the facilities information for coverage areas.

*Hearing Loop is not compatible with Bluetooth hearing aids. Also, please note that hearing aids are not provided by the theatre.

• Dance Piece / Theater Piece "Dance Jurors' Dance"
• Kuranosuke SASAKI solo performance "Jonah"
• Shakespeare’s Wild Sisters Group × NIWA GEKIDAN PENINO "The Bathhouse of Honest Desires"
• 莎士比亞的妹妹們的劇團 × 庭劇團PENINO《誠實浴池》
• Faye Driscoll "Weathering"
• "Mary Said What She Said"
• Handa Gote Research & Development "THE THIRD HAND"
• Forced Entertainment "Signal to Noise"
• YOU BALANCE
• Utau-Hahagokoro "The Theater☆Sing! Dance! Grow! A garden of Hahagokoro ~Children's Clothing is Reincarnation~"
• SEKITA IKUKO "under take"
• Damien Jalet × Kohei Nawa "Planet[wanderer]"

Wheelchair-accessible seating is available for all performances. As spaces are limited, we kindly ask guests using wheelchairs to contact the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre box office(0570-010-296; 10:00am-7:00pm except venue holidays.) before purchasing tickets. (Advance reservation required.)

These performances are designed to make the performing arts accessible and comfortable for individuals who are sensitive to sound and light stimuli, including young children and people with developmental disabilities. Within the Performing Arts Festival: Autumn Meteorite 2025 Tokyo, a performance is referred to as a Relaxed Performance when all or some of the following conditions are met: the house lights remain partially on during the show, sound and lighting effects are kept gentle, entering or leaving the theater during the performance is not discouraged, and the overall environment is one where the performance can be comfortably enjoyed with small children.

Please note that “<youbalance-link>YOU BALANCE</youbalance-link>,” being primarily a music event rather than a performing arts program, does not designate itself as a Relaxed Performance. Nevertheless, it offers a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere that anyone can freely enjoy!

For Performance Programs, Japanese and/or English surtitles are displayed above the stage. Some productions may also provide surtitles in additional languages

Please check the individual program pages for more details.

Guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs are welcome to accompany guests during your visit and enjoying performances.