Cutting-edge contemporary films, classics, avant-garde features and experimental work.
Single-screen cinema housed on the 8th floor of the Bic Camera building in Yurakucho.
A pearl in the Japanese cinema scene, this French culture centre shows contemporary French ...
This Koenji event space for art and music puts on a rather random programme, with performances ...
If the staff at Meguro Cinema aren’t working in costumes related to the movie currently ...
Nihonbashi's first cinema complex holds an impressive nine screens, all featuring the very ...
This theatre in Yokohama's Minatomirai is the first in Japan to focus exclusively on short ...
Kawasaki's main entertainment hotspot opened in 2002, with a cod-Italian facade that makes it ...
Offering an arthouse alternative to the nearby Toho Cinemas Roppongi Hills, Cinemart tends to ...
One of Tokyo's newest and glitziest multiplex cinemas, Shinjuku Piccadilly is actually the ...
Billed by its owner as ‘the smallest theatre in Japan’, Shibuya's Uplink X has a mere 40 seats. ...
A legendary repertory house in Ikebukuro showing a wide range of films, from Japanese classics ...
Roppongi’s venerable old fleapit opens irregularly, but when it does, its speciality is weird ...
This highbrow cinema has been screening international works of social realism since the 1970s. ...
Showing a fascinating mix of movies, particularly indie productions from both Japan and abroad ...
The home of the super-premium love seat, designed for canoodling couples (¥6,000), ...
Opened by the Chiba bayshore in late 2013, this massive shopping heaven (or hell, depending on ...
Quinto often screens new British films, and offers bizarre film-based discounts. For example, ...
A repertory cinema with a varied programming policy, from revivals to recent major films.
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