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Marche Kanda Manseibashi

東京都

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Tourist Information of This Area

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Red brick commercial facility built on the site of a former train station

This commercial facility is located on the site of the Manseibashi Station, which was destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake. It features cafes, restaurants, and trendy shops with terrace seating overlooking the Kanda River. The facility also includes a diorama of the Manseibashi Station during its heyday, making it a place where visitors can learn about history as well.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

A Stylish Commercial Facility Fusing History and Modernity

Marche Kanda Manseibashi is a commercial facility that has been renovated from the former Manseibashi Station, offering a charming atmosphere that fuses history and modernity. While retaining the atmosphere of the Meiji and Taisho eras, the facility houses stylish shops and restaurants, making it popular as a dating spot and tourist destination. Additionally, there is a gallery inside the facility, where photo exhibitions and other events are held. It's recommended for those who love history or want to spend time in a stylish space.

Point 2

Numerous Delicious Restaurants

Marche Kanda Manseibashi is home to many delicious restaurants. There are unique accessory shops, popular cafes, and restaurants. Ramen and craft beer bars are also popular and recommended. Additionally, one of the must-visit restaurants is the observation cafe and restaurant where you can enjoy your meal while watching the running trains. If you love trains, why not go and check it out?

Point 3

Art Events are also held

At Marche Echute Kanda Manseibashi, events are held irregularly. Especially, art events are often held, and there are exhibitions where you can enjoy contemporary art and crafts. Marche Echute Kanda Manseibashi, which has revitalized the old Manseibashi, is a valuable spot where history and modernity are fused. It is recommended for those who love art or want to enjoy a date.

Point 4

Many Tourist Spots in the Surrounding Area

In the area surrounding Kanda Manseibashi's Marche Eki, there are many tourist spots that still have the old-fashioned atmosphere of the town, such as the historic Kanda Myojin Shrine and the shopping district overflowing with the charm of the downtown area. In addition, Ochanomizu Station and Akihabara Station are also nearby, making it a walking course for visiting Tokyo's tourist spots. It's also recommended to visit Marche Eki Kanda Manseibashi while taking a stroll around the surrounding area.

Point 5

A Place That Train Lovers Can't Resist

Marche Kanda Manseibashi is a place that train lovers can't resist, as it was renovated from the old Manseibashi Station. From the cafe restaurant located where the old Manseibashi Station platform used to be, you can see the trains running on the Chuo Line up close. It's also recommended as one of the journeys around Tokyo's infrastructure, and is attracting attention as a commercial facility renovated from a historic building.

Sightseeing

Learn about the History of the Former Manseibashi Station at the Library

At Marche Kanda Manseibashi, there is a library where you can learn about the history of the former Manseibashi Station. Built during the Meiji era and active as a terminal station, the former Manseibashi Station is a must-see spot for train enthusiasts. The library features a diorama model of the station, and also offers books related to the history of Manseibashi, making it a recommended spot for history buffs.

Access

Access to Marche Kanda Manseibashi

Taking the train is the most convenient way to get to Marche Kanda Manseibashi. It's about a 4-minute walk from the Electric Town exit of Akihabara Station on the JR Line, and about a 6-minute walk from Exit 3 of the Hibiya Line on the Tokyo Metro. It's also about a 6-minute walk from the North exit of Kanda Station on the JR Line, and about a 2-minute walk from Exit 6 of the Ginza Line on the Tokyo Metro. If you're coming by car, please note that there is no parking lot on site, so be sure to check nearby paid parking lots before heading out.

Basic Information

	Address	1-25-4 Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0041
	Business Hours	Open Monday to Sunday from 11:00 to 20:00.
	TEL	03-3257-8910
	Web Site	https://www.ecute.jp/maach

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