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Something for Everyone - A Family Friendly Daimaruyu.
When you think of the Marunouchi area, you might envision a bustling city with busy business professionals striding around. However, if you take a stroll down Naka-dori Avenue on a weekend, you'll often see groups of moms pushing strollers or families enjoying lunch together. With spacious sidewalks, pedestrian-friendly zones, and underground shopping areas, Marunouchi is a family-friendly town where automobile traffic is minimal. There are plenty of eateries where families with children can feel at ease, along with places for kids to have fun and facilities helpful to parents.
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Train Enthusiast's Paradise
Tokyo Station's Dynamic Railway Spectacle
From the observatories of high-rise buildings facing Tokyo Station, such as Maru-biru, Shin Maru-biru, and TOKIA, you can witness the bustling activity of numerous trains and Shinkansen crisscrossing the tracks. Tokyo Station handles around 4,100 train arrivals and departures in a single day, making it the busiest station in Japan. The view of colorful trains moving along the neatly lined tracks is quite fascinating even for adults. For railway enthusiasts and train-loving kids, it's a sight that would surely make their day.
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Family Fun in Marunouchi
Where to Eat and Play with Kids.
Eating out with kids can be a bit challenging sometimes, but fear not! Marunouchi has got you covered with a plethora of family-friendly restaurants that not only welcome children but also make space for strollers. When the sun is shining, you have the option to bask in the warmth of a terrace seat at a restaurant or snag some takeout to relish in the great outdoors or up on the rooftops. Right in front of the TOKYO TORCH Tokiwabashi Tower, there's a fantastic park complete with a playground. Picture this: Lounging on a bench beneath the trees, sipping perfectly served iced coffee while keeping an eye on your little ones as they frolic and play. Pure family bliss!
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Safe and Easy
Town Designed with Accessibility in Mind
Not only that Marunouchi has easy access from various stations, we like to ensure your onward journey within Marunouchi is safe and comfortable. Between 11am and 3pm during the weekdays and until 5pm on the weekends and holidays, Marunouchi Naka-dori Avenue is partially turned into a pedestrianized area. On rainy or hot days, the underground shopping areas come in handy. With ample elevators, escalators, wheel chair and stroller friendly paths, you can navigate with ease. Don't forget to take advantage of the free Marunouchi Shuttle, which operates at 15-minute intervals, which make getting around Marunouchi a breeze.
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Supporting Working Parents
Family-Centric Services in Marunouchi
Marunouchi warmly welcomes families with young children, providing extensive facilities for their convenience. Locations like Maru-biru, Shin Maru-biru, and Brick Square are equipped with baby rooms designed for nursing and diaper-changing. In the Naka-dori Avenue area of Marunouchi and Yurakucho, you'll find free rental strollers available. Additionally, for working parents, there are several daycare services ensuring your little ones are well-cared-for while you focus on your work. One particularly innovative service is Cotoffice, offering both daycare facilities and co-working spaces—a perfect solution for parents who want to be close to their children while working.
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