mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi

Constructed in the late Meiji era and flourishing as the starting point of the Chuo Line until the opening of Tokyo Station, the mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi is a commercial facility renovated from the old Manseibashi Station and the still active Manseibashi Railway Viaduct supporting the JR Chuo Line. Designed with the concept of "Manseibashi Station Salon," it incorporates the beautiful red brick architecture, rhythmic arch-shaped interior space, and stairs that once led to the platform, preserving these valuable historical relics. The space, where history and tradition harmonize with the modern era, evokes a sense of nostalgia and wanderlust.

The former platform area is now "Platform 2013," arranged so visitors can roam as if they were inside a station, including a glass-enclosed observation café deck. The "North Corridor" on the north side features restaurant cafes and an open deck facing the Kanda River, while the "South Corridor" on the south side is lined with specialty shops such as accessory stores and bars offering non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks.