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The Shinjuku area may be becoming increasingly dominated by multiplexes, but small, ...

A small but perfectly formed theatre with just 84 seats, K's Cinema specialises in mainly ...

Offering an arthouse alternative to the nearby Toho Cinemas Roppongi Hills, Cinemart tends to ...

One of a cluster of cinemas in the Hibiya area maintained by the Toho chain, this compact ...

When foreign films only merit a limited release in Tokyo, they tend to end up at this ...

One of Tokyo's newest and glitziest multiplex cinemas, Shinjuku Piccadilly is actually the ...

This two-screener in the giant Bunkamura complex in Shibuya offers mainly arthouse fare.

Billed by its owner as ‘the smallest theatre in Japan’, Shibuya's Uplink X has a mere 40 seats. ...

This two-screen arthouse cinema opened in 2006, in the space once occupied by Shinjuku Bunka ...

A legendary repertory house in Ikebukuro showing a wide range of films, from Japanese classics ...

The programming tends towards the terminally obscure, which is part of the charm at Pole-Pole. ...

Catch a double bill at one of the city's oldest cinemas (over 50 years and counting). Films are ...

Roppongi’s venerable old fleapit opens irregularly, but when it does, its speciality is weird ...

Recent European and American films.

Screens classics and discovers new filmmakers.

Three screens showing predominantly Asian films from all genres.

Art-house cinema specialising in shorts, famous directors’ early works and new independent ...

Quinto often screens new British films, and offers bizarre film-based discounts. For example, ...