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Korakuen Hall

後楽園ホール

A Tokyo arena built in 1957 with 1,800 seats, hosting professional wrestling, martial arts, and concerts, featuring a wrestling history museum.

Korakuen Hall Exterior
Korakuen Hall Exterior © Bject, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Opening hours
Mon–Sun09:00–21:00
Holidays09:00–21:00
Links
Official websiteEnglish · Japanese
Access
Koraku, Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo 〒 112-0004Kōrakuen Station 後楽園 (Marunouchi Line, Namboku Line)Walk 3 minutes

Korakuen Hall is a multi-purpose arena located in Tokyo, Japan. The hall was built in 1957 and is primarily used for professional wrestling and martial arts events, but it also hosts concerts and other events. The hall has a seating capacity of around 1,800 and has hosted many notable events, including professional wrestling matches from major promotions such as New Japan Pro-Wrestling and All Japan Pro Wrestling, as well as MMA and kickboxing events.

Korakuen Hall is considered one of the most important venues in the history of Japanese professional wrestling and is known for its passionate fans and electric atmosphere. The hall has also been used as a site for many major martial arts tournaments, including the annual Judo New Year's tournament, which attracts some of the top judo athletes from around the world.

The venue also includes a museum dedicated to Japanese professional wrestling, where visitors can learn about the history and culture of this unique sport and see artifacts and memorabilia from some of the most famous wrestlers and promotions in Japan.

Korakuen Hall is a must-visit destination for fans of Japanese professional wrestling and martial arts, as well as for those interested in the history and culture of these sports.

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