Kadokawa Cinema Yurakucho

The films they show here are pretty indie and cool. I went to see the Amy Winehouse movie here, and they were also showing The Beatles and Bowie stuff. I'm just paranoid about electronic stores catching fire one day bc of a TV show I saw once...

You must see it for yourself

A mini theater on the 8th floor of the Yomiuri Kaikan (BicCamera), which is directly connected to the ticket gate of the Yurakucho subway line. By the way, please note that the elevator in the store will not move until 10:00 when Bic Camera starts business. As a measure against corona, the seats are disabled one by one, so I got a little sense of security. The work I went to see was "Midsummer Night's Jazz" released on August 21, and although the DVD is not available in Japan despite the old work, this time it is a 4K version, so I bought a ticket online just in case. When I checked it on the morning of the viewing day (Monday on weekdays), only 4 tickets were still sold, but in reality, the majority of people buy tickets at the window on the day, and eventually about 50 people were there. Of course the average age was slightly over 50, but...

I thought it was a mini theater system, but it was surprisingly wide! Corona measures are perfect, and you can't sit unless you leave one seat at a time. I bought wasabi soy sauce flavor because popcorn had various tastes and it was delicious.

Ayako Wakao Film Festival Encore screening of 32 works including 9 additional works. Located on the 8th floor of the big camera in front of Yurakucho station, the employees were polite and comfortable, and the measures against corona were perfect.