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Located opposite Tokyo Station, this new Sir Michael Hopkins-designed high-rise has been nicknamed the ‘Shin Marubiru’. The tower houses 153 eateries, shops and outlets including both exclusive new arrivals from overseas and time-honoured favourites. The spacious public areas abound with sofas and benches to allow for a break from the shopping.
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Transport Tokyo Station (Tokaido, Chuo, Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku lines, etc.), Marunouchi North Gate; Tokyo Station (Marunouchi line), direct connection via concourse; Nijubashimae Station (Chiyoda line), exit No. 7; Otemachi Station (Mita line), exit D1
Telephone 03 3403 0212
Open B1F - 4F shops: Mon-Sat, 11am-9pm; Sun & public holidays, 11am-8pm. B1F, 1F, 5F-7F restaurants: Mon-Sat, 11am-11pm; Sun & public holidays, 11am-10pm
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Restaurants & Cafés near Shin Marunouchi Building
Marunouchi House
There aren't nearly enough places like this in Tokyo. Perched on the 7th floor of the Shin ...
Palet d'Or
Chocolatier Shunsuke Saegusa is the force behind this sweet shop that deals in high-end ...
Umum Good Burritos!
The burrito situation in Tokyo remains rather woeful: Ebisu's Libre closed in 2014, leaving ...
Standby Tokyo
Opened in March 2014 inside Tokyo Station, this café and store is great for a pitstop, giving ...
The Old Station Tokyo Beer & Grill
A 36-year veteran of Tokyo Station, this classic beer hall moved to the new Kitamachi Dining ...
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