We went here for the premiere of season 2 of Nikita. The seats were nice and big. There is a lot to do around the cinema as it's in the Roppongi Hills complex. Maggie Q (The actress that plays Nikita) came on the stage and introduced the new season and was interviewed by some famous Japanese guy. It was all... More

This was our first cinema experience in Japan and, once we got over the price (which is a Tokyo thing, not a Toho thing) we enjoyed ourselves. Staff was very friendly and helpful, popcorn was fresh and the cinemas were very clean. Seats were comfortable and spacious (especially for Tokyo). Picture and sound quality were great.

Average movie theater, nothing special. I just hate the fact that japanese people stay in their seats till the film credits end......stupid....

Comfortable, state-of-the-art, sleek and a bit fancy. Great location. If you are up for a blockbuster movie night, this is a place to go. The only drawback is the lack of artistic and independent movies...

Not bad place to watch movie right in centre of Tokyo. They got a late night show and there are a lot of restaurants around here after mid night.

Great service, light hot snacks served with wine while you dine. Very comfortable seats, nice date location for grown-ups.

This is a great place to catch movies in Tokyo with first-run features in their original-language versions. You do spend US$25 or so for movies, but you get a first-class cinema experience, unlike the 1970s relics you normally see in Tokyo. If you go on a Friday, you may sometimes see Hollywood celebrities who come to Tokyo premieres (which are... More

If you like older, smaller, independent cinemas, this place will not wow you. It's one of those cine-con with screens of various sizes, with concession stands (not too overly-priced) and online reservation system in place. It's clean, the seats are good, easy to navigate in, plenty of ladies bathrooms, so what's not to like?

Try the Premiere theater at Toho Cinemas in Roppongi Hills for a secret romantic spot. The chairs are like first-class airline chairs, marble tables are between the seats, and a free cocktail in a proper glass is served free with purchase of your 3,000 yen admission ticket. There is a lovely, dark lounge to relax and enjoy a drink or... More