2000s

return to 1990s	The flagship hotel of the five Tokyo Dome hotels nationwide The Tokyo Dome Hotel with 43 stories above ground, three stories underground, and 1,006 guest rooms was built in Tokyo Dome City as an entertaining hotel seeking to be recognized as No. 1 in fun. By providing accommodations, the construction of the hotel completed the three-part Tokyo Dome City concept as a place to see, to play, and to rest.	Refreshing the mind and body in the heart of Tokyo LaQua was constructed with theme of healing at the site of the former Korakuen Coaster Land. The facility comprises a Spa Zone featuring a natural hot spring with water from 1,700 m underground, a Shop & Restaurant Zone with different concepts on each floor, and an Attraction Zone with the “Big O”: the world’s first centerless (donut-shaped) Ferris wheel.	A relaxation space of greenery, smiles and rhythm MEETS PORT, located at the eastern gateway to Tokyo Dome City, is an integrated facility combining a multi-purpose hall, dining facilities and garden space. The name expresses the daily gathering of people, the bustle of the crowd, and a space where people can meet for entertainment or meals.	Entertainment in comfort regardless of heat, cold or rain Three attractions and the theater for the Hero Show have been moved indoors, with even more dynamic and varied performances that create an entertainment city bursting with enjoyment. The new Geopolis marks the debut of a bustling space where guests can relax without worrying about the weather.
	2000.6.1 Opening of the Tokyo Dome Hotel	2003.5.1 Opening of LaQua	2008.3.19 Opening of MEETS PORT	2009.4.25 Renovation of the Indoor Amusement Park Geopolis

2001.09.11 Terrorist attacks in the United States

2004.12.26 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami