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Kanda's old Manseibashi station complex has undergone an impressive revival, and this cool café is its most recognisable symbol. Situated right in between the Chuo Line tracks, N3331 is not only the perfect place for train geeks, but also a nice spot for enjoying a long and lazy lunch. The café turns into a nihonshu-focused bar at night.
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Transport Akihabara Station, Electric Town exit; Kanda Station, north exit or exit 6
Telephone 03 5295 2788
Open 11am-11pm (Sun until 9pm)
URL n3331.com/
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