The station restoration work was completed in 2012. The beautiful octogonal dome, combined with the red brick building was revived to give the area a renewed sense of history and style. You can enjoy an exclusive view of the buildig from the rooftop of KITTE, a commercial facility located outside the Marunouchi South Entrance.

This is the main street in Marunouchi and is a beautiful, tree-lined avenue. There are many office buildings, brand shops, and large scale complexes on both sides. You’ll find plenty of fashion options, as well as stylish cafes and restaurants. It’s a great place for sightseeing, shopping, and finding that perfect souvenir to take home.

This historic park, which spans across an area of 210,000 ㎡, used to be the place where the honmaru (main circle) and ninomaru (secondary circle) of Edo Castle once stood. Here you’ll find historical gems like the Ishigaki and Otemon Watari of Tenshukaku Castle Ruins, the Hyakuninbansho Guardhouse, the Fujimi Yagura, and other preserved ruins. Entrance is free, and in spring you can enjoy 280 cherry blossoms (including the Yoshino and Higan cherry trees) in full bloom.

This long, narrow park is located just off the moat on the west side of the Imperial Palace. It’s a popular spot in spring forits cherry blossoms, as Yoshino and other times of cerry trees line the park. In addition, the British Embassy is built on the other side of the moat.

This famous shrine that enshrines Emperor Meiji and Empress Akira, and is surrounded by 100,000 trees donated from from all over Japan. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery each season at the shrine’s inner garden.This garden includes Kiyomasa no ido, a well said to be dug by a warrior named Kiyomasa Kato.

You can see the magnificent view of Tokyo from the two main observation decks. The main deck is at 150-meters high, while the top deck sits 250 meters up in the sky. There is an observation tour called the Top Deck Tour allowing you to experience the future of the city.

Celebrating the theme "Beyond Time", you’ll find many traditional stores featuring a modern style here. You’ll find something for every occasion here: there are specialist shops for food, clothing, housing, and entertainment. The third floor offers a soothing space for women that is enough to make you want to come by every day!

You’ll find Omotesando a 12 minute-walk away from Harajuku. This are of the city has a calm atmosphere and the main thoroughfare is lined with Zelkova trees. You’ll find famous brands from all over the world as well as local ones. Commercial facilities like Omotesando Hills and other popular spots are here, making it one of the most famous shopping areas in Tokyo.

A newly constructed shopping complex with everything you could ever desire: restaurants, a movie theater, an open-air garden, and plenty of shops. Spend some quality time at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, an art, culture, and entertainment center.