Yūrakuchō Center Building

Yūrakuchō Center Building is a commercial complex in Tokyo's business district containing retail areas, convention spaces, and cinema theaters spread across multiple floors. The structure organizes office space alongside public facilities in a single vertical arrangement.

The building opened in 1984 and received recognition for its architectural design. Its arrival marked an important shift in how Tokyo's business districts began to include entertainment venues alongside offices.

The building represents how Japanese cities blend commerce with leisure in their daily rhythm. Shops, theaters, and offices share the same space, showing how people naturally move between work and entertainment throughout the day.

The building sits close to Yūrakuchō Station and connects via underground passages to multiple train and subway lines. Moving between different transit options is straightforward without needing to go outside.

The building houses specialized theaters showing both international and Japanese films, making it a central gathering place for cinema enthusiasts in Tokyo. This programming variety sets it apart from typical shopping centers.

Location: Yūrakuchō

Inception: October 6, 1984

Official opening: October 6, 1984

Website: http://yu-mullion.com

GPS coordinates: 35.67367,139.76272

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:28