Zepp Live Houses in Japan: Capacity & Access Guide (All Venues)
Zepp is Japan's national chain of mid-size live houses (concert halls), from ~1,500 up to ~2,925 standing. This guide collects verified capacity, address and station access for every major Zepp — Tokyo (DiverCity, Haneda, Shinjuku), Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka (Bayside, Namba), Sapporo and Fukuoka.
Every Zepp venue at a glance
| Venue | City | Capacity | Nearest station |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zepp DiverCity (Tokyo) | Tokyo | ~2,473 | Tokyo Teleport Station |
| Zepp Haneda (Tokyo) | Tokyo | ~2,925 | Tenkūbashi Station |
| KT Zepp Yokohama | Yokohama | ~2,146 | Shin-Takashima Station |
| Zepp Shinjuku (Tokyo) | Tokyo | ~1,500 | Seibu-Shinjuku Station |
| Zepp Nagoya | Nagoya | ~1,864 | Sasashima-Live Station |
| Zepp Osaka Bayside | Osaka | ~2,801 | Sakurajima Station |
| Zepp Namba (Osaka) | Osaka | ~2,073 | Daikokuchō Station |
| Zepp Sapporo | Sapporo | ~2,009 | Nakajima-Kōen Station |
| Zepp Fukuoka | Fukuoka | ~1,526 | 'Kyushu Medical Center' or 'PayPay Dome' bus stop |
Which Zepp is the biggest?
Zepp Haneda (Tokyo) has the largest stated maximum, about 2,925 standing, followed by Zepp Osaka Bayside (~2,801) and Zepp DiverCity (~2,473). The most compact are Zepp Shinjuku (~1,500) and Zepp Fukuoka (~1,526).
How to use this guide
Each venue page has the verified capacity, the full postal address, the nearest station and walking time, how to get there from the main hubs, and what's nearby. Tap a venue above for its full guide.
FAQ
How many Zepp live houses are there in Japan? This guide covers nine major Zepp venues: Zepp DiverCity, Zepp Haneda and Zepp Shinjuku in Tokyo, KT Zepp Yokohama, Zepp Nagoya, Zepp Osaka Bayside and Zepp Namba in Osaka, Zepp Sapporo and Zepp Fukuoka.
Which is the biggest Zepp? Zepp Haneda, at a stated maximum of about 2,925 standing.
What size is a Zepp? Mid-size — roughly 1,500 to 2,925 standing, depending on the venue and the seating layout for each show.
Capacities and access are from each venue's official page on zepp.co.jp; layouts can change per show, so confirm on the specific concert's page.
Bigger venues: arenas, domes & stadiums
Beyond the Zepp chain, Japan's largest touring shows play arenas, domes and multipurpose halls. This guide now covers those too -- verified capacity, address and station access for each.
| Venue | City | Capacity | Nearest station |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Dome | Tokyo | ~55,000 | Korakuen Station |
| Kyocera Dome Osaka | Osaka | ~55,000 | Dome-mae Station |
| K-Arena Yokohama | Yokohama | 20,033 | Shin-Takashima Station |
| Saitama Super Arena (GMO ARENA saitama) | Saitama | ~37,000 | Saitama-Shintoshin Station |
| Yokohama Arena | Yokohama | 17,000 | Shin-Yokohama Station |
| Osaka-jo Hall | Osaka | ~16,000 | Osakajokoen Station |
| Marine Messe Fukuoka | Fukuoka | ~15,000 | Gofukumachi Station |
| Ariake Arena | Tokyo | ~15,000 | Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station |
| Nippon Budokan | Tokyo | 14,471 | Kudanshita Station |
| Tokyo Garden Theater | Tokyo | ~8,000 | Ariake Station |
| Makuhari Messe | Chiba | up to 9,000 | Kaihimmakuhari Station |
Frequently asked questions
- How many Zepp live houses are there in Japan?
- This guide covers nine major Zepp venues: Zepp DiverCity, Zepp Haneda and Zepp Shinjuku (Tokyo), KT Zepp Yokohama, Zepp Nagoya, Zepp Osaka Bayside and Zepp Namba (Osaka), Zepp Sapporo and Zepp Fukuoka.
- Which is the biggest Zepp?
- Zepp Haneda, at a stated maximum of about 2,925 standing.