Marunouchi

Marunouchi (丸の内), Tokyo’s prestigious business district, seamlessly blends historical charm with modern sophistication. Once the seat of Edo Castle's feudal lords, Marunouchi has evolved into the heart of Japan’s financial sector, home to top-tier corporations and institutions. Recent redevelopment has transformed the area into a thriving urban center, with sleek skyscrapers now housing offices, upscale retail stores, and fine dining establishments. This revitalization has attracted both business professionals and tourists to this vibrant district, located just steps from the iconic Tokyo Station.

One of Marunouchi's standout features is the historic Marunouchi Station building, a stunning red-brick structure dating back to 1914. Restored to its pre-war elegance, the building stands as a testament to the district's rich history. Just across from it lies the modern Yaesu Side, home to the striking Gran Roof and contemporary skyscrapers, showcasing the perfect balance of tradition and innovation. The juxtaposition of old and new makes Marunouchi a unique destination for those looking to experience Tokyo's past alongside its cutting-edge future.