About Marunouchi丸の内について
Marunouchi is Tokyo's premier business district, situated between the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station. The name means "inside the circle" of moats that once surrounded Edo Castle. Today it's a polished neighborhood of corporate headquarters, luxury shopping, and some of Tokyo's most recognizable landmarks.
The beautifully restored Tokyo Station building, a red-brick masterpiece from 1914, anchors the district. Tree-lined Marunouchi Naka-dori street offers upscale boutiques and cafes, while the nearby Imperial Palace East Gardens provide a serene escape. During winter, the street's illumination is one of Tokyo's most beloved light displays.
Interactive Marunouchi Map丸の内インタラクティブマップ
Discover Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace, and shopping in Marunouchi with our detailed interactive map.
Top Attractions in Marunouchi丸の内の人気スポット
Tokyo Station
東京駅
Iconic red-brick station building from 1914, beautifully restored with a hotel, galleries, and numerous restaurants.
Imperial Palace East Gardens
皇居東御苑
Beautiful free gardens on the former site of Edo Castle's innermost circles, with seasonal flowers and ruins.
KITTE
KITTE
Former Central Post Office transformed into a stylish shopping complex with a rooftop garden overlooking Tokyo Station.
Marunouchi Naka-dori
丸の内仲通り
Elegant tree-lined avenue with luxury boutiques, outdoor art, and stunning winter illumination.
Getting to Marunouchi
- JR Lines: Tokyo Station (Marunouchi exit, all major lines)
- Tokyo Metro: Marunouchi Line, Chiyoda Line (multiple stations)
- Shinkansen: Tokyo Station is the main bullet train terminal
Marunouchi Quick Facts
- Best time to visit: Winter for illumination, spring for Imperial Palace gardens
- Imperial Palace gardens: Free admission, closed Mondays and Fridays
- Tokyo Station: Over 100 restaurants in the station building
- Budget tip: Free art exhibitions at KITTE and Tokyo Station Gallery