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Japan, 〒100-0005 Tōkyō-to, Chiyoda-ku, Marunouchi, 2 Chome−6−1
kontakte telefon: +81 3-5218-5100
webseite: www.marunouchi.com
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 35.6789909, Longitude: 139.7630895
Lionel Kwok
::Beautiful place, though I went there because of まんてん鮨. High quality sushi at affordable price.
Dionisis Kafasis
::A great place to go for a coffee and sweets, especially if the weather is nice.
Alina-Octavia Cojocar
::Nice square with lots of plants and trees. Many people ear their lunch here, taking a break, read, have nice talks, it's a really great spot to escape the urbanism. Nice restaurants in the area and don't forget something sweet for your day from Joel Robuchon :)
kazuyuki matsuo
::Charming, unexpected quarter near Tokyo JR railway station. End of the 19th century brick buildings are reproduced here in the middle of modern, hi-rise buildings. On the ground floor there is an excellent art museum (Mitsubishi Ichigoukan Museum) and casual cafe restaurants facing quiet inner court with open air seating available(You can be seated inside,too.) Good example of Japan 150 years ago when it was trying to Westernize.
Jui Hong Teoh
::Just before the dash across to the Imperial Palace, there’s a little enclave called the Marunouchi Brick Square. I love this place because of a little secret garden in the middle of the square, surrounding by its buildings that are made out of bricks. It’s a peaceful respite from the busy streets outside and there’s even plenty of international brands including Joel Robuchon’s bakery cafe. It’s such a lovely place.