Zepp DiverCity (TOKYO) — Attraction in Tokyo

Came here for the Calum Scott gig on March 23rd.

While the gig itself was great fun, nothing else about the venue is anything to write home about. Start time of the gig was very weird for a Saturday (6pm)...have no idea if this is standard or not. The entrance system is absolute chaos, consisting of one or two people corralling hundreds of ticket holders through a tight entrance by calling out ticket numbers (at first individually - literally calling out 'number 1, number 2', unbelievably). The staff themselves were pretty rude, although clearly stressed by the mad entry system. Space inside is cramped to the max. Selection of drinks at the bar is fine, although I am not a fan of being forced to get a drink ticket as a condition of entry. The performance space itself is fine and the sound is pretty good. The biggest problem is bottlenecks upon exiting the venue - takes a while to get out. Be warned if you use the lockers - they are positioned terribly, and you essentially have to traverse a mass of moving people to get to them and then have no room to get your stuff out...

I really enjoyed the concert in this small hall. Because the place is small, the atmosphere is great! Most of all, the stage is small, too, meaning the performer is standing really close to the audiences! Easy access to this venue as it sits between two train lines. You can walk to this venue in 8 mins from Odaiba station or Teleport Station. As it is within a shopping mall, it is great to have lots of food choices before the concert starts. Just one thing to keep in mind though, if you are a foreigner coming to this place for concert, they only call out standing ticket number in Japanese! If you do not understand any Japanese, you can easily missed your number calling! However, Japanese fans are generally nice, ask if they can help you. They are very helpful. Also, the lining up for concert merchandise is done outdoor. If you are planning to come early to buy merchandise, make sure you bring an umbrella for...

Has a combination of fashion, accessory, interactive rooms and food hall. Theres a huge Gangnam bot outside the entrance. Adidas store had an exceptional range of products. There was a little minecraft store for those that love minecraft. Unko Poop museum was one of the themed attractions we tried which was ok. You can get off at Tokyo Teleport station or Daiba station.

If you can make a day of it, you can get great views of the Rainbow Bridge in the evening. Usually rainbow at certain times of the year usually in December but they always light it up in different colours...