Arena / Stadium · Tokyo, Tokyo
Nippon Budokan is Japan's most culturally significant concert venue — a 14,000-capacity 1964 Olympic martial arts arena in Kitanomaru Park that became legendary in rock history when The Beatles performed here in 1966, making it the first major Western band to play Japan and sparking a tradition of landmark Budokan concerts that continues to this day. Bob Dylan's famous Budokan live album, Cheap Trick's breakthrough live album, and thousands of subsequent concerts have made Budokan the venue whose name is shorthand for "major Japanese concert" in global rock culture.
Nippon Budokan is Japan's most culturally significant concert venue — a 14,000-capacity 1964 Olympic martial arts arena in Kitanomaru Park that became legendary in rock history when The Beatles performed here in 1966, making it the first major Western band to play Japan and sparking a tradition of landmark Budokan concerts that continues to this day. Bob Dylan's famous Budokan live album, Cheap Trick's breakthrough live album, and thousands of subsequent concerts have made Budokan the venue whose name is shorthand for "major Japanese concert" in global rock culture.
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