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GRANSTA TOKYO Duty-Free Counter

GRANSTA TOKYO is the largest in-station shopping hub run by JR East Japan at Tokyo Station. With a full lineup of over 180 stores, this bustling spot even keeps its own duty-free counter. After shopping, swing by to process your duty-free items with ease. Just be sure to note that receipts for shops outside the ticket gates in Gransta Marunouchi must be processed individually at each shop.

• Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi

Grand Seiko Flagship Boutique - Ginza Namiki Street

Bent on creating “the finest watches in all the world”, this luxury watch brand was founded in 1960 before launching full-fledged global sales in 2010. The brand has since garnered world acclaim for its fine-tuned designs and high-level performance, attained by working solely with some of the world’s few true-blue watchmakers.

• Ginza, Yurakucho
• Jewelry & Watches

Momijido Main Store

Located on Omotesando shopping street, which connects the Miyajima pier to the World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine, this established Japanese confectionery shop has been a prominent store selling specialties like momiji manju, representative of not only Miyajima but also Hiroshima, for over 100 years since its establishment in Meiji 45 (1912).

• Hiroshima
• Sweets Shop & Desserts Shop

Cafe I'rasgayna

Ginzan Onsen, a popular hot spring town lined along the Ginzan River, was built in the Taisho era. To enhance the enjoyment of this hot spring town, one should certainly consider visiting "Cafe I'rasgayna", a costume rental and cafe located at the entrance of Ginzan Onsen.

• Yamagata
• Miscellaneous Goods

Yanbaru Dining Matsu no Kominka

A five-minute walk from Nago City Hall, this dining room is open only at night. In a good old 70-year-old Okinawan house, you can enjoy shabu-shabu with a rare species of island black Aguu. Shabu-shabu is generally made with beef, but this restaurant offers a rare breed of Okinawan pig, the "Shimakuru", a purebred crossbreed of Aguu and Aguu.

• Yanbaru, Nago, Motobu
• Japanese Cuisine

T’s Tantan - GRANSTA Tokyo

You can enjoy remarkable plant-based ramen dishes here; their products are completely free from any meat, seafood, eggs, or dairy. Their menu, which is full of goodness of vegetables with appetizing colorful visuals, will leave you in joyful surprise with its thick and flavorful tastes. You can taste many of their effort and creativity through their recreation of the texture and essence of traditional meats by using soy-meat, resulting in a symphony of delightful flavors. Their dedication to crafting rich and satisfying dishes ensures that everyone is happy and smiling after the slurp.

• Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
• Ikebukuro
• Ueno, Nippori
• Narita Airport Neighborhood
• Ramen

STATION RESTAURANT THE CENTRAL

Reimagining a vintage JR dining car that once traveled across Japan, this restaurant's sophisticated interior design exudes an alluring and dignified atmosphere, perfectly capturing its newfound symbolic presence at Tokyo Station.

• Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
• Western Restaurants

Western-style Bar "Prince"

Operating in the dining district "Nagayokocho Rensa Street", which dates back to the late Showa 20s (1945-1954), this bar was established in Showa 32 (1957). Since its inception, it's not only been a hit with the locals of Hachinohe but also with tourists seeking a deep night experience.

• Aomori
• Wine Bars

Ginzan Tourist Center Taisho Romankan

The Ginzan Hot Springs once thrived as a silver mine. Located a short distance from the town center is the Ginzan Tourist Center, the "Taisho Romankan". This is a great place to stop during your drive with its vast parking area capable of accommodating large buses, and it's also equipped with multi-purpose barrier-free toilets and rest areas.

• Yamagata
• Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers

Kumoba Pond

Located in one of Japan's premier plateau resorts, Karuizawa, this serene pond has become a staple on the tourist route. Once the surrounding area was a villa region for foreigners, it earned the nickname "Swan Lake" because swans would come to visit in the winter.

• Nagano
• Nature Spots