Shin Marunouchi Building

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Shin Marunouchi Building

So we've already taken a look at two "City within a city" areas so far - Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown. Went to another one just outside Tokyo Station called Shin Marunouchi Building - a building indeed it is but a city lies within.
BTW, this image is in the wallpaper pool together with the Gurren photo of Yoko that you asked for ^^
BTW2, I'm going to be deleting images from the wallpaper pool soon so get them while you can.

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Shin Marunouchi Building

Get off at Tokyo station and look for this structure - the Shin Marunouchi Building.

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Shin Marunouchi Building

Large halls greet you as you enter.

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A quick gander at the food stuff available. Recommend you go to the 7th floor to eat - you will see why later.

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Open till late for those who have missed their train home.

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Many snazzy outlets with shop assistants trying to stop you from taking pictures - like this man approaching.

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When you are tired of touring around Tokyo - stop off and spend the rest of the afternoon at Shin Marunouchi. Atmosphere is extremely relaxed with comfortable seats all over the place.

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Most of the outlets are clothing and household ornaments.

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I've never been to a place in Japan where there are so many chairs about the place. Was trying to figure out their strategy all evening ^^;

There are many little corners with chairs and I'm guessing that they welcome people to come to relax or have little meetings - and then spend money at the restaurants on the way out.

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More seatings - bunch of school girls in the corner.

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Snazzy Interior.

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There is outdoor seating on the 7th floor where this was taken. A bit chilly at this time of year but guessing great during a cool summers evening with a cuppa ginger ale.

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Trying to get good shots without a tripod.

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ISO 800 with shutter open for 1.6 seconds + deep breath.

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ISO 800 with shutter open for 4.5 seconds + deep breath + balanced camera on edge of barrier.

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Tokyo Station itself feels like a little city on the inside too - get lost one will.

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Love this corner on the 7th floor - grab a cuppa coffee and talk about life in the corner with a great view.

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More seating.

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Even more seating. These seats are not part of any restaurant and you can go and grab a beverage or food and munch on it anywhere. Everytime I meet up with my readers when they come to Tokyo, I always bring them to somewhere local - the next time I will take you here ^^

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Looking at the heavens from the bottom of the building.





 

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