Nagoya Congress Center (Century Hall) is closed from February 2025 to March 2027 for major renovations and is scheduled to reopen on April 1, 2027. We recommend starting preparations now for live performances and concerts after the reopening. Please note that outdoor advertisements and digital signage in the surrounding areas (Kanayama, Atsuta, Sakae, etc.) can still be placed even while the hall is closed.
Basic Information on Century Hall (Nagoya Congress Center)
Century Hall is a large concert hall located within Shirotori Park in Atsuta Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. As a full-fledged concert venue with a capacity of 3,012 seats, it has been widely used for K-POP live performances, domestic and international pop music, classical music, and more. As one of Nagoya's leading large venues, it is a popular venue where many big artists from Japan and abroad perform.
| Item | Content |
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| Official Name | Nagoya Congress Center Century Hall |
| Location | 1-1 Atsutanishimachi, Atsuta Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture |
| Capacity | 3,012 seats (1st floor: 1,510 seats / 2nd floor: 774 seats / 3rd floor: 718 seats / Parent-child room: 10 seats) |
| Nearest Station | 5-minute walk from Jingunishi Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Meijo Line / 15-minute walk from JR/Meitetsu Kanayama Station (bus is more convenient) |
| Main Genres | Concerts, K-POP Live, Classical, Lectures |
| Closure Period | February 2025 - March 2027 (due to major renovations) |
| Scheduled Reopening | April 1, 2027 |
| Official Website | nagoya-congress-center.jp |
Areas and Media for Support Ads Around Century Hall
The main access points to Century Hall are "Kanayama Station" and "Jingunishi Station". Since most visitors pass through Kanayama Station, the area around Kanayama Station is particularly effective for support ads. Placing ads in the largest entertainment district of Nagoya, "Sakae," and the Nagoya Station area also helps increase visibility.
- A major terminal station in southern Nagoya served by the Nagoya Municipal Subway, JR Tokai, and Meitetsu. This is a classic spot for support ads, attracting the largest number of visitors.
- Kanayama Station North Exit Large LED Vision (ThanksVision Kanayama): A large screen measuring 2.88m high x 5.76m wide, available for display at the forefront of the station square where approx. 440,000 people pass daily.
- Nagoya Municipal Subway Kanayama Station Square Vision: Deployed on multiple surfaces both inside and outside the ticket gates. Reaches transfer passengers and visitors with high frequency.
- Kanayama Station Concourse Poster Display: Poster displays inside the ticket gates and concourse are also possible through Meitetsu traffic advertising.
- Digital signage around Jingunishi Station: Displaying ads around the nearest station to the venue can directly reach visitors on the day of the live performance.
- Outdoor billboards and digital media around Atsuta Jingu Shrine: Effective for widespread awareness in an area with many tourists.
- Ad trucks: Circulate routes around the venue and between Kanayama and Century Hall. Creates excitement on the day of the event.
- Nagoya Station Square Vision (including 3-station set): A 3-station set advertisement for Nagoya, Sakae, and Kanayama can achieve widespread awareness across the entire Nagoya area. Available for display from 7 days.
- Nagoya Station Front Outdoor Vision: Large visions at the East and West exits appeal to the largest number of passengers in Nagoya.
- JR Tokai Nagoya Station Concourse Advertising: Reaches a diverse range of people, including Shinkansen users.
- Hisaya Central Vision / Central Vision: Large outdoor visions installed along Hisaya-Odori Park in Sakae. Nagoya's premier large screen with an entertainment feel.
- Sakae Morichika Vision: A landmark vision advertisement in the Sakae area, popular with young people and fans.
- Sakae YG Vision: An outdoor vision near Sakae Station, offering high visibility to both shoppers and commuters.
- Sakae Subway Station Square Vision: Multiple screens inside and outside the ticket gates, continuously appealing to subway users.
Estimated Cost of Support Ads
The cost of support ads varies significantly depending on the media, duration, and display area. Choose according to your purpose and budget, from digital signage that is accessible to individuals, to large visions and ad trucks for maximum impact.
| Media Type | Display Area | Reference Price Range | Features |
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| Digital Signage (for individuals) | Around Kanayama, Nagoya, Sakae Stations | From approx. 30,000 yen | Displayable in as little as 1 week, individual applications accepted, can be arranged through Oshi-Ad |
| Station Square Vision (Kanayama) | Kanayama Station Concourse | From 90,000 yen / 7 days (15-second slot) | High exposure due to large number of passengers. Reaches users of Meitetsu, JR, and Subway. |
| Large Outdoor Vision (Sakae) | Sakae Area | From 200,000 yen / 1 month | Strong reach to young people in Nagoya's largest entertainment district. Costs can be shared through crowdfunding by multiple artists. |
| 3-Station Set (Nagoya, Sakae, Kanayama) | 70 screens across 3 stations | From 500,000 yen / 7 days | Effective for comprehensive coverage of the entire Nagoya area. Suitable for groups and large-scale crowdfunding. |
| Ad Truck (Nagoya Area) | Kanayama - Atsuta / Nagoya City | From 50,000 yen / 1 day | Creates excitement by circulating around the venue on the day of the live performance. Mobile advertising with video and audio support. |
| Station Poster | Kanayama, Nagoya Stations | From 100,000 yen / 7 days | High visibility in waiting areas and in front of ticket gates where people spend more time. |
*All prices are reference values. They vary depending on the media, number of display surfaces, duration, and time of year. Please contact Oshi-Ad for details.
How to Place a Support Ad ── Application Steps 1-5
We will explain the 5 steps for applying with Oshi-Ad, even for those who are placing a support ad for the first time.
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1. Determine your purpose and budget
First, clarify "which event it's for," "who you want to see it," and "what your budget is." For a live performance at Century Hall, the area around Kanayama Station, where visitors converge, is the top priority. If you're an individual, you can start from approximately 30,000 yen, or if you're a group, you might consider crowdfunding with multiple people to aim for larger media.
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2. Choose your media and display area
From the Oshi-Ad service page, select your desired media, area, and duration. Digital signage is available in as little as 1 week. You can also combine multiple media, such as ad trucks and posters.
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3. Prepare your creative (ad material)
Prepare your ad design, including photos, illustrations, and messages of your favorite artist. Oshi-Ad provides guidelines for data submission and also supports requests to designers. Please pay close attention to copyright and portrait rights.
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4. Apply and pay
Fill out the application form on the Oshi-Ad service website (app.oshi-ad.com) and complete your payment. For crowdfunding, you can launch a project and gather support from fellow fans (from 500 yen per share).
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5. Display and confirmation
After passing the review, your ad will be displayed from the specified date. Our staff will take photos and videos of the display and deliver them to you. Share them on social media to further amplify the event's excitement!
- Fans can easily participate with contributions starting from just 500 yen per share.
- Our crowdfunding fee of 10% is among the lowest in the industry, meaning most of the collected funds can be used for advertising.
- Even large-scale media, such as the Kanayama Station large vision or the Nagoya, Sakae, and Kanayama 3-station set, which might be difficult for individuals to afford, can be realized through crowdfunding.
- Publishing a project page also helps spread awareness of the support ad.
- It's a good idea to gather your group and prepare your project now for Century Hall's reopening in 2027.
- We also offer support for checking agency guidelines, so even first-timers can proceed with confidence.
Use the crowdfunding feature to place support ads with fellow fans!
Support ads are not just for individuals; it's increasingly common to crowdfund them by sharing costs with fellow fans. Oshi-Ad's crowdfunding feature makes it easier to display ads on larger media and in more areas.
Key advantages of using Oshi-Ad's crowdfunding:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Summary: Start preparing your support ads for Century Hall's reopening
Nagoya Congress Center Century Hall will reopen on April 1, 2027, after major renovations. Live performances and concerts held at Nagoya's premier large venue, with a capacity of over 3,000 people, offer a special experience for fans.
Support ads are the best way to celebrate and etch your favorite artist's presence into the city, not just on the day of the live performance but for several days before and after. Options are available to suit your purpose and budget, including areas around Kanayama Station, where many visitors gather, large visions in the Nagoya and Sakae areas, and ad trucks to add flair to the day of the live performance.
With Oshi-Ad, individuals can start from approximately 30,000 yen in as little as 1 week, and crowdfunding with friends is also supported. Start gathering information and preparing now for the reopening in 2027.
Display your love for your favorite artist in the city of Nagoya
For consultations and applications for support ads around Century Hall,
visit the Oshi-Ad official website. You can place ads from approximately 30,000 yen in as little as 1 week.