⛔ Permanently closed
The rotating theatre closed between December 2023 (last performance, the Touken Ranbu musical) and March 2024, on the expiry of the lease for the redevelopment of Toyosu. ⚠️ The building has NOT been demolished: Itochu Urban Development bought its naming rights on 17/05/2024 and renamed it CREVIA BASE Tokyo, reopened in spring 2025 as a space for exhibitions and events (the first was the one on Ramses II). The rotating structure is still there, so the series' location can be seen: what no longer exists is the theatre with regular performances. Verified on 06/09/2026 on Japanese Wikipedia, Enterstage and toyosu.tokyo.
Theatre in Shin-Toyosu with a 360° rotating auditorium, the only one in Japan. It closed under that name at the end of March 2024; the building is still standing and since 2025 has operated as a space for shows and experiences under the name CREVIA BASE Tokyo.
ℹ️ You can only go in during scheduled events; from outside, the architecture is recognisable all the same.
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It is the model for the theatre where ‘Tokyo Blade’ is staged in episodes 13–15, the heart of the stage arc.
Sources: anime-pilgrimage.com · mapple.net · furaba-animeseichi.blog.jp
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