All theaters, except for 4DX digital theaters, have premier seats in the last row. These are reclining seats by Ferco Seating Systems, a Kotobuki Seating group company. Instead of using electronic remote controls or buttons, this reclining feature follows the movement of the seated person. It has a good reputation for its quiet, smart movement, as it does not make mechanical noise that is particular to electric motors.
Some reclining chairs may cause the user’s weight to be focused on a single point of the lower back, but that is not the case here. The backrest tilts by mimicking the movement of the user when adjusting to sit comfortably, and the seat also adjusts its angle in unison. Therefore, users maintain a balanced posture, even when sitting for long periods, and do not become as fatigued.
The backrest is separated for the head and the back and has cushions that are soft to the touch. It supports the body comprehensively, providing excellent comfort.
The design concept for the theater space if to “make the slightly special experience of watching a movie an even better time.” Each theater has a different appearance inside, providing guests a fun experience with each visit. For example, theater 11 has red seats that stand out in the dim space and theater 7 has orange accents on black fabric. For the general admission seats, the top and bottom of the backrests are separated and each provides thorough support for the back. The armrest to the right has a drink holder. Since each seat has its own armrests to the left and the right, users do not need to worry about accidentally using the drink holders for the wrong seat.
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