The facility was located within the same complex that serves as the primary headquarters for the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK).
It served as the primary set for one of Japan's most well-known daytime talk shows for over two decades.
The location was integrated into the Jinnan area of Shibuya, a neighborhood historically associated with the development of Japan's modern television industry.
It provided a simulated news studio experience where visitors could read weather forecasts and scripts using actual professional-grade teleprompters.
NHK Studio Park was a public broadcasting exhibition center located within the NHK Broadcasting Center in Shibuya. As of July 2026, the facility is permanently closed and has been replaced by the NHK Broadcasting Museum concept elsewhere or general renovation of the Jinnan site. The site formerly allowed visitors to view live television recording studios, witness news production processes, and interact with broadcasting technology. It featured exhibitions on voice-acting, digital animation, and the history of Japanese public service broadcasting. Visitors could previously observe the production of programs like 'Studio Park Kara Konnichiwa' from viewing galleries. The building housed a dedicated mascot shop and a children's play area themed around NHK's long-running educational programs. The facility operated as a public-facing component of the national broadcaster's main headquarters.
Verify current accessibility, as the original NHK Studio Park facility has been permanently closed to the public.
Check the official NHK website for information on the new 'NHK Broadcasting Museum' which replaced several functions of this facility.
Do not attempt to travel to this location expecting an operational exhibition center, as the physical Studio Park has been dismantled.
Permanently closed; the facility ceased operations to make way for the redevelopment of the NHK Broadcasting Center.
