Whats'the ICC? ICC FAQs for the first visitors.

What is ICC?

NTT InterCommunication Center [ICC] is an innovative cultural facility in Tokyo Opera City Tower in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, which was established on April 19, 1997, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of telephone service in Japan (1990).
ICC holds exhibitions and events of "media art" to utilize various kinds of media including computer by traversing art, science and technology.
Check our "Schedule" page.

How are the exhibits related to telephony and NTT?

There are some exhibits researched by NTT R&D team.

What kinds of works are exhibited?

For works currently on display, please check our "Long Term Exhibition" and "Current Exhibition" pages.

How much time does it take to see all the exhibits?

To see "Open Space" you should allow at least an hour.

Will children enjoy the exhibits?

Children, specialists doing research in the field, seniors-everyone will enjoy these exhibits.

How should we dress?

Just wear your everyday clothes.

Are there days when the museum is not open? What are its hours?

Check our "Hours" page.

How can I get to the ICC?

For access information, Check our "Access" page.

Do groups require reservations?

Yes. Please call in advance to make group reservations.

What if we don't speak or read Japanese?

All explanations are in Japanese. There is, however, an English version of the museum guide.

Are there lockers?

There are free-of-charge coin lockers. (Coins are returned when you retrieve the items you place in them.)

Is parking available?

Tokyo Opera City has a parking lot. The charge is 250 Yen per 30 minutes.
http://www.operacity.jp/access/

Is there a place to eat?

For full meals, Opera City has many restaurants.
http://www.tokyooperacity.co.jp/commerce/index.htm

Is there a place to change diapers inside the museum?

No. Please use the Tokyo Opera City ladies' restrooms.