A butler laying out attire in the wardrobe to help a performer prepare
The Studio — Event Green Room

Green Room for Event Performers in Odaiba

From preparing before your appearance and pick-up to Tokyo Teleport Station and other points, to changing afterwards

Queen's Butler — Definition

About Green Room for Event Performers in Odaiba

Our green room for event performers in Odaiba is a way of using the Manor in which up to six guests prepare, rest and brief before an appearance, with a butler supporting you from pick-up to Tokyo Teleport Station and other points (included with your plan, availability confirmed at booking) through to changing afterwards.

Before the appearance

The time before your appearance can be divided into preparing, checking and quiet rest

A performer's green room is not merely a place to leave luggage; it is a base for arranging attire and hair, checking the running order and turning the mind towards the performance. A butler welcomes you at the door, carries your costume cases and luggage to the wardrobe, and confirms how the Manor will be used, working back from the time of your appearance.

Those preparing before the mirror, those checking a script or papers in the study and those taking a breath in the fireplace room can each use their own space. If companions are among your party of up to six, deciding who uses which room keeps attire and luggage from being mixed up.

If you wish to run through voice or movement, please tell us the content and volume at booking, and we will show you a place in keeping with the Manor's rules. Time on the 120-inch screen and time before the mirror can also be arranged separately.

A top hat and white gloves in the dressing room
The wardrobe, with attire and top hats in a row
Green room facilities

What facilities are available for a performer's preparations?

MirrorsAttire and grooming can be checked in the mirrors of the wardrobe and around the Manor
AttireThere is a wardrobe rail and a space for changing. A butler takes charge of coats and costumes
ShowerA private shower room is provided within Queen's Butler The Salon, with towels and a hairdryer
ConnectivityWi-Fi is available. The butler explains how to connect on the day
PowerThe Manor's power supply may be used. Please tell us at booking the devices and how many
ScreenA 120-inch motorised screen for viewing video and running-order materials
Spaces and facilities
On the day

How does the day proceed, from arrival to the venue and back to the Manor?

A butler taking a top hat from the hat stand in the dressing room

Share the details of your appearance

At booking, please tell us the venue, the time of your appearance, your numbers, attire and equipment, and whether you would like pick-up. The butler plans the order of your preparations.

Welcome at the door

The butler bows to welcome you and takes charge of costume cases, coats and luggage. You are shown the rooms of the Manor and told the departure time.

Arrange attire and grooming

Prepare using the mirrors and the wardrobe rail. Where needed, the butler helps with collars and hems and checks your belongings.

Check the running order

Review your script or papers in the study and view video on the 120-inch screen. Any sound is kept within the Manor's rules.

A breath before departure

Tea is brought to the fireplace room. Together with the butler, check attire, equipment and papers so that nothing is left behind.

What green-room use includes

  • One butler present, reception, safekeeping of luggage and coats, and seeing you off
  • Mirrors, a wardrobe rail, a space for changing, and the private shower room within Queen's Butler The Salon
  • Wi-Fi, power and a 120-inch screen
  • Tea served, and a table set for any drinks you bring
  • Exclusive use of the study, the fireplace room and the dining room for your party

What to bring yourself

  • Stage sound, lighting and instruments
  • Arranging specialists for attire, hair or make-up
  • Meals. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink
  • Use of the Manor unattended

What performers bring themselves

  • Attire and shoes
  • Tools for hair and make-up
  • Script, running order and papers
  • Equipment and props for the performance
  • Venue entry details and contacts
  • Any food and drink needed
Costume care

Attire and accessories are set out one person at a time, in a decided order

Costume care means gathering jackets, shoes and accessories by performer, and counting the pieces both when they arrive at the Manor and when they leave for the venue. The butler arranges where they are placed, but please share the names of the items and the number required.

Once you have changed, everyday clothes and coats are divided into what goes to the venue and what stays at the Manor. If you have costume cases or large luggage, we ask about the quantity at booking and keep the route from the door to the wardrobe clear.

If you return to the Manor after your appearance, worn attire, used accessories and personal belongings are separated. After using the private shower room within Queen's Butler The Salon and the changing space, you check the wardrobe, the study and the fireplace room together with the butler, confirm the count, and then depart.

A butler laying out and inspecting a jacket in the wardrobe
A butler opening the rear door of a black Alphard for a performer
Transfer

What should be told to us in advance for pick-up?

NumbersUp to six guests. Please tell us the total number of performers and companions
VehicleA black Alphard driven by a butler, for return journeys only between the Manor and one of five points such as Tokyo Teleport Station
PlacePlease share at booking which of the five points (Tokyo Teleport Station and others) you will use
TimesRather than the time of your appearance, we ask when you wish to arrive at the chosen point and when you will leave the Manor
LuggagePlease tell us the kind and size of costume cases, instruments, equipment and so on
ButlerPick-up is included with your plan, availability confirmed at booking. The butler attends to the doors and helps you in and out
Pick-up to Tokyo Teleport Station and other points
QHow many performers and companions can enter?
A

Up to six guests in all. Please tell us at booking the roles and numbers: performers, those attending to attire, those managing the running order, and so on.

QCan attire be hung up?
A

Yes. There is a wardrobe rail and a space for changing. If you also share the number of costume cases and accessories, we can arrange a place for each person.

QIs there a shower?
A

A private shower room is provided within Queen's Butler The Salon, with towels and a hairdryer. Please tell us at booking who will use it and when.

QCan we review video and running-order materials?
A

Wi-Fi, power and a 120-inch screen are available. Please bring the devices and any items needed to connect, and check them before you begin. If sound is involved, we ask about the content at booking and adjust in keeping with the Manor's rules.

QMay we bring food and drink?
A

Yes, you are welcome to. As we do not serve meals, please bring whatever you need.

QMay I request a female butler?
A

Both men and women serve as butlers. We take your preference at booking, confirm availability and advise you.

About using The Studio

  • The manor is never let unattended. A butler is present for every booking, and keys are not handed over
  • You are welcome to bring your own food and drink. We do not provide meals
  • Please use the antique furnishings under the butler's guidance. The armour, hall clock, porcelain and silver are handled by the butler
  • Please consult us in advance about loud sound or the use of naked flames
  • Prices shown include tax
Queen's Butler mark
Reservation

From the time of your appearance, we arrange your day in the green room.

Tell us the venue, the time of your appearance, your numbers, attire and luggage, pick-up, and whether you wish to return to the Manor. A butler will propose the order of preparation and departure.