Otyanomizu Square

Otyanomizu Square is a mixed-use building complex in central Tokyo combining shops, offices, and dining options around a central plaza. The structure integrates multiple functions across several levels, creating a continuously active space for both visitors and workers.

The square emerged as part of Tokyo's modern redevelopment during the late 20th century, replacing older structures. This transformation reflects the district's shift from an administrative center to a leading financial hub.

The facility represents Japanese urban planning principles, integrating multiple functions while maintaining efficiency and organization in a densely populated area.

The complex sits at the intersection of multiple train lines and is easily accessible from both Otemachi and Otyanomizu stations. Access from the stations is direct and well-signposted throughout the complex.

Located in Tokyo's least populated ward, the square maintains a balance between commercial activities and administrative functions near government institutions.