Tokyo Station is a treasure trove of expedition spots with a history of over 100 years. Its best feature is the unique architecture of the station building. When you look up after going out of the north exit or south exit of Marunouchi Line, you can see a beautiful dome spreading above your head. Tokyo Station also has various art spots to see such as stained glass at the entrance of Keiyo Line, Nakama-no-Zo (Statue of Friends), Gin-no-Suzu Square (Silver Bell Square), and the Dorin Square (Driving Wheel Square). The exhibitions at the red-brick museum "Tokyo Station Gallery" are also recommended.

"Tokyo Character Street" is where official shops of popular characters and TV stations line up. You simply must check the rare items that can be only bought at Tokyo Station! One of the many highlights is the Pokemon goods with the unique station master motif, only available at the Pokemon store of Tokyo Station.
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"Tokyo Ramen Street" is the street where popular ramen restaurants in Tokyo have gathered. Its concept is "the restaurant that you want to visit first in Tokyo." Eight shops line up, offering a wide variety of ramen including shoyu ramen, tsukemen, tonkotsu ramen, tanmen, etc. As each restaurant is incredibly popular, be prepared for people lining up in front of them to get a taste of the famed noodle soup.

"Marunouchi Street Gallery" was started in Marunouchi Nakadori in 1972, displaying artworks. The works of the representative artists in Japan, Yayoi Kusama and Atsuhiko Misawative, and the works of the modern instrument image sculptor Emilio Greco of Italy are on display at Nakadori and Ichigokan Square (supervised by Open-Air Arts Foundation).

Wadakura Fountain Park was created in commemoration of the marriage of the Japanese Emperor and Empress in 1961. There is a large fountain that blows up to 8 meters high as well as a waterway, bridge, and a water monument. When it is lit up, the atmosphere becomes beautiful and magical. The illumination can be seen from sunset to 8:00 p.m. (9:00 p.m. in summer).
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"Sky Bus Tokyo" means sightseeing from a double-decker bus. Buy a ticket at the ticket counter in the Mitsubishi building and get on the bus! The most popular course is a tour of the Imperial Palace, Ginza, and Marunouchi, taking about 50 minutes. If you want to use the tour bus on a weekend, it is highly recommended to reserve a ticket beforehand.

Hibiya Park was made in 1903 with the first urban planning in Japan. It is famous as a park of flowers. There are always seasonal flowers to be admired in the park. Especially recommended is the area around the large fountain, the symbol of the park, and the first and second flower beds, where colorful flowers are sure to brighten your day.

Ichigokan Plaza is surrounded by the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum and the Marunouchi Park Building. Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum was the restoration of Mitsubishi Ichigokan, Japan's first office building constructed in 1894. This square, loved by people as an urban oasis, has several dozen kinds of roses including Old Rose, as well as other flowers and trees with beautiful seasonal colors.

There are a variety of living creatures in the moat surrounding the Imperial Palace. Migratory birds such as swans are a famous winter sight. If you look into the water carefully, you can see soft-shelled turtles swimming with carps, crucian carps, and catfish. However, feeding the animals is prohibited.

Kokyo Gaien National Garden is also famous as a jogging course. One circuit is about 5 kilometers long, and there are no traffic lights. You can enjoy jogging while seeing Sakuradamon, Chidorigafuchi Park, Miyakezaka, and more famous sights of the palace. There are places around the Imperial Palace to change clothes and take a shower, but you need a membership registration. We recommend to use a coin locker at the train station, and not freshen up at a public bath?