Shibuya · Harajuku · Yoyogi / PLACE
THE HALL
Discover a changing exhibition, pop-up and event space beneath Harajuku Quest. Visit when a public programme is confirmed.
Current statusA venue operating through public exhibitions, pop-ups and event programmes.Notice ↗
Visit fitFor a confirmed public programme that interests you. Avoid relying on assumed everyday opening hours.
YOSHIROTTEN's ended March 2026 Quiet Underground used aluminium-honeycomb supports, colour spectra and modular synthesis. The main and secondary rooms, approximately 324 m² and 41 m², have a four-metre ceiling.
See how the current public programme uses the four-metre-high main room and smaller space. The opening installation is a historical example of light and sound in this basement.
Image info
thehall.tokyo · resized and croppedA basement that turned light into image and sound
THE HALL is a pop-up/exhibition venue on Harajuku Quest B1. Its operator plan distinguishes a 324m² main floor with a four-metre ceiling and a 41m² back room. en one tokyo changes its use with the programme rather than maintaining a fixed collection.
A concrete example was YOSHIROTTEN's opening installation, Quiet Underground: Energy, Sound and Time, 14–29 March 2026. Firsthand reporting documented 'Tranthrow', printing light-spectrum data gathered around Harajuku and Kagoshima onto aluminium-honeycomb panels; 'Menhir (Q.U.E.S.T. edition)' changed screen colours with rooftop spectrometer readings. Vegetable electrical signals beneath RGB lights fed modular synthesisers to generate ambient sound. YOSHIROTTEN described bringing together Harajuku's solitary making room and its social room. These were past exhibition works, not permanent installations.
WHERE · On foot from here
How far from the station, and which side
North-west of Meiji-jingumae 'Harajuku' Station, about 70 m in a straight line from the station point. The position is the official address point and may differ from the entrance. The shaded areas are about 5 and 10 minutes on foot from here.
Walking bands are computed by FOW on the OpenStreetMap surface street network at 80 m/min and drawn as a smoothed approximate area around the streets reached. They ignore exit positions, station interiors, underground passages, signals, slopes and routes inside buildings — not directions; follow on-site signs.
Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Walking bands: computed by FOW · Station and gate notes: official guidance (2026-10-16)
A current visit still needs a programme
The address is Harajuku Quest B1, 1-13-14 Jingumae, approached through passages and plazas linking Omotesando with inner lanes. Add it to a walk when a public programme’s date, viewing hours and entry terms fit.
Neighbouring THE TUNNEL has counter, table and tatami seating; its opening coverage introduced LA-style galbi, hotdogs and EN TEA green-tea soda and latte. Dining and THE HALL’s public exhibitions operate separately, so use each venue’s own information.
Before you go
- Hours and fees
- Harajuku Quest B 1F, 1-13-14 Jingumae. Before visiting, check the programme for public access, hours, fees and reservations. Rental listings and past opening-exhibition hours are not everyday visiting hours.
- Good to know
- Visit after confirming the public programme, hours, charge and booking terms. THE TUNNEL operates separately.
Sources · image info
- THE HALL floor and sizethehall.tokyo · as of 2026-10-19
- https://www.nttud.co.jp/en/news/detail/id/n27919.htmlwww.nttud.co.jp · as of 2026-10-06
- Inside THE HALL’s opening exhibitionwww.timeout.jp · as of 2026-10-19
- THE HALL | 原宿クエストNTT Urban Development · as of 2026-10-06
- B1F THE HALLが開業しました。NTT Urban Development · as of 2026-10-06
- YOSHIROTTEN opening installationharajuku-quest.com · as of 2026-10-19
- THE HALL programme noticeswww.instagram.com · as of 2026-10-19
- THE HALL — thehall.tokyo · resized and cropped