■ Our property is conveniently located within a 5min walk from Suitengumae Station on the Hanzomon Line 5min walk from Kayabacho Station on the Hibiya Line, and an 8min walk from Ningyocho Station. Easy access to 3 stations on 5 subway lines. ‐Nearest Subway Stations Suitengumae Station (Hanzomon Line): 5-minute walk Kayabacho Station (Hibiya Line / Tozai Line): 5-minute walk Ningyocho Station (Toei Asakusa Line / Hibiya Line): 7-minute walk Hamacho Station (Toei Shinjuku Line): 15-minute walk From these two station, you can go directly to Shibuya, Tokyo SkyTree, Akihabara, Roppongi, Asakusa etc. . Located within walking distance to the historic Ningyocho area, where you can enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of Edo-period Tokyo. To Tokyo Station From Suitengumae Station, it takes about 4 minutes to Otemachi Station. Otemachi Station is directly connected to Tokyo Station via an underground passage. We are just a 5-minute walk from T-CAT (Tokyo City Air Terminal). Direct airport access 55min to Narita Airport and 25 min to Haneda Airport T-CAT is at the center of the city in Tokyo, a gateway to sightseeing or business in Tokyo and Japan. You can travel straight to T-CAT from Narita airport or Haneda airport using the limousine bus. Restaurants and shops in this facility are used by tourist, businessperson, locals, etc. as a convenient commercial space. Tokyo Station is about a 20-minute walk from our property. ■ アクセス - バス 当館は、成田空港、羽田空港から直通のリムジンバスが発着するT-CAT（東京シティエアターミナル）から徒歩5分に位置しております。 ‐東京駅へ 水天宮前駅から大手町駅まで（4分）大手町駅と東京駅は、地下で繋がっています。 ‐最寄り地下鉄 水天宮前駅（半蔵門線）徒歩５分 茅場町駅（日比谷線・東西線）５分 人形町駅（都営浅草線・日比谷線）徒歩７分 浜町駅（都営新宿線）徒歩15分 成田空港から京成スカイライナーで京成上野駅へ。上野駅で東京メトロ日比谷線に乗り換えていただき茅場町駅で下車ください。茅場町駅から徒歩4分ほどで当館に到着します (所要1時間10分ほど)。 羽田空港から京急エアポート線で東銀座駅へ。東銀座駅で日比谷線に乗り換えていただき茅場町駅で下車ください（移動所要時間約53分ほど）。 当館への電車の最寄り駅は、東京メトロ日比谷線茅場町駅、東京メトロ半蔵門線水天宮前駅、都営浅草線人形町駅でございます。 - タクシー 東京駅からはタクシーで10分ほどで当館へ到着します

Marunouchi district, Tokyo Station Marunouchi is a major commercial district accessible from Tokyo Station with state-of-the-art skyscrapers and commercial buildings as well as places of historical interest. Nihonbashi Area Nihonbashi was the starting point of 5 main roadways in the Edo era and flourished as a merchant town. This area is still a major business and finance center and has many offices, department stores, and long-established stores. Ningyo-cho area The name Ningyo-cho is derived from the many craftsmen and merchants who made dolls (ningyo) as souvenirs of Kabuki,and puppet theater, performed in this area in the Edo era. There are also many long-established restaurants serving sukiyaki and Western food, as well as sweet shops specializing in anmitsu and ningyo-yaki. The area has the friendly atmosphere of a traditional commercial neighborhood. Shinjuku area The largest and busiest street in Tokyo. There are many different fascinating area, such as shopping areas with department stores and large electronics retail stores, business area with metropolitan offices, high-rise office buildings, and hotels, and Shinjuku Imperial Garden. Shibuya area Shibuya is an epicenter of youth culture with many fashionable restaurants and live music venues. There are many large-scale fashionable buildings and cinemas, live music houses, and concert facilities to follow the trends in culture and fashion. Shibuya is a fabulous place to come for "kawaii" items as well as fashionable cafés and affordable dining. Highlights of this area include the statue of Hachiko, the faithful dog, and the scramble crossing in front of Shibuya Station. Yoyogi Park is located a short distance from Shibuya Station. Akihabara area Akihabara is famous both within and outside of Japan as a geek culture spot and has many large electronics retail stores. Asakusa area Asakusa is known for Senso-ji Temple, which is a typical sightseeing spot in Tokyo. It has many long-established restaurants,