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The Nihonbashi Maruzen Tōkyū Building is a tall office and retail structure with 39 above-ground floors and 4 basement levels. Its interior combines commercial workspace with shops and services for daily use.

The site was a major trading hub during the Edo period and has continued as a commercial center. The present building was constructed to bring this historic commercial location into the modern era.

This location has been a center for trade since medieval times, and today it remains vital to the district's commercial identity. You can observe how modern businesses blend with the area's long-standing role as a marketplace.

The building sits near several train stations and connects directly underground to Tokyo Metro Mitsukoshimae Station. Ground-level shops and restaurants operate on weekday schedules, making it accessible for quick visits.

The building preserves a distinctive ceiling from 1912, made of colored glass salvaged from an earlier structure on the site. This architectural feature connects the modern tower to the district's previous era.

GPS coordinates: 35.68111,139.77250

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:05