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Tokyo Station & Marunouchi, Tokyo

The polished heart of central Tokyo around Tokyo Station. Marunouchi's red-brick station facade and tree-lined Nakadori, the Yaesu depachika and Tokyo Ramen Street underground, and KITTE's rooftop looking back over the platforms.

How I use Tokyo Station & Marunouchi

Tokyo Station's red brick face is worth circling even if you never board a train. Inside is a city of ramen streets and character shops, outside the Marunouchi brick paths run toward the Imperial Palace moat. Office Tokyo, but polished until it glows.

What Tokyo Station & Marunouchi is known for

Marunouchi is Tokyo's polished business heart, wrapped around the restored red-brick Tokyo Station Marunouchi building and running toward the Imperial Palace moat. Below the towers are ramen streets and character-goods floors (Tokyo Station's 'Character Street' and Ramen Street), and the brick avenues make one of the city's nicest evening strolls.

Getting to Tokyo Station & Marunouchi

It surrounds Tokyo Station itself, the hub for the Shinkansen, the JR Yamanote and Chuo lines and more, plus the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi line. Otemachi and Nijubashimae stations sit on the palace side. You're never far from a train here.

Circle the red-brick station facade even if you never board a train, then walk the brick paths toward the palace moat at dusk when the office towers light up. Underground, the station's ramen and character streets are a rainy-day city of their own.

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What to eat & do in Tokyo Station & Marunouchi

I've vetted 15 places in Tokyo Station & Marunouchi myself, including 2 for gluten-free and 3 for matcha & tea. Each one in the guide carries the nearest station and exit, what to order and the reservation reality.

The full names and the exact directions open in the full guide, that specificity is the whole product.