≈ 30 dk. uzaklıktaMode Gakuen Cocoon Tower- Mesafe
- 2,2 km

Tenants settling near the outer gardens trade quiet neighborhood walks for crowded train platforms whenever tournament fixtures draw crowds.
The multipurpose stadium replaced the demolished former national arena on the same footprint. Built to stage athletic track competitions alongside opening and closing ceremonies for the Summer Games, the venue now functions primarily for association football fixtures and rugby union matches. Known commercially as MUFG Stadium and locally as the Olympic Stadium, the grounds draw regular domestic athletic crowds.
The present structure emerged after an intense planning controversy. The Japanese government discarded an earlier selected concept by architect Zaha Hadid following mounting budget projections and public opposition. Prominent domestic architects Toyo Ito and Fumihiko Maki condemned the original proposal for encroaching upon the outer gardens of the Meiji Shrine, prompting the prime minister to scrap the contract entirely.
Cost reductions heavily altered the final arena specifications. Officials eliminated a retractable roof in favor of a fixed canopy covering only spectator seating, while axing planned museum spaces, sky walkways, and underground parking. Air conditioning was deleted to constrain building expenses, leaving the stadium interior exposed to summer humidity and creating unbuffered ambient heat during warm-weather sporting events.
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