Centre Travel

Below the huge dynamic reef that was designed in the image of a cirrus cloud  is a recreation of an Edo townscape.  Visitors can experience Japanese tradition and culture just by strolling through. Gathered here are facilities such as restaurants and fashion goods shops that have been specially selected from across the country. Edo Market Place Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal

An elegant experience visiting well-established department stores. In addition to its huge commercial facilities, Chun Dori is a street that is lined with famous department stores such as  Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, which is known as Japan's first department store, and Nihombashi Takashimaya, which is a registered Important Cultural Property.  New commercial facilities such as COREDO Muromachi, COREDO Nihombashi, and YUITO are also starting to appear, offering more to your shopping experience  with everything from luxury brand products to household goods and gifts.  Over the Nihombashi River spans the Nihombashi Bridge, where the Kilometer Zero of Japan or Zero Mile Marker, is located.  There is also a boat dock that provides boat trips all the way to the TOKYO SKYTREE Nihombashi / Nihombashi Subway Sta (A13) (T 10) (G11) Chuco Dorf / JR Shin -nihombasi Sta

Stores containing miscellaneous character and idol goods popular among teens are lined up along the street. Takeshita Dori JB Harajuku Sta Tokyo Varies according to the store

The grand street that was constructed as the approach to Meiji Jingu Shrine.  It connects JRL Harajuku Station and Tokyo Metro Omote Sando Station.  The street is lined with zelkova trees on both sides and provides a relaxing atmosphere.  It is also lined with refined shops including brand shops, cafes, as well as restaurants. Omotesando Subway Sta (C04), (G02) (202) Omotesando Shibuya - Harajuku Omotesando

Shibuya's skyscraper complex was completed in 2012. In addition to the "Shinda" shopping floor, which has about two hundred shops, there is also the largest cafe'  and restaurant floor in Shibuya, cultural facilities such as the TOKYU THEATRE Orb musical theater and more. Shibuya Hikarie Shibuya Str on JR Tokyo Line or                      Subway (Zo1)  11.00 - 23.00                      Shinds               10.00 - 21.00                      Cafe' & Restaurant :   6-7F 11.00 - 23.00 (until 23.30 from Monday to Saturday on 7F)                      January 1 closed                      www.hikarie.jp/en/           ...

A commercial facility facing  the Jingumae intersection, which is located in the center of the Omotesando / Harajuku area Thevarious brands offer the latest fashion items for all lifestyles.  The Omohara Forest on the roof serves as a haven for rest and relaxation. Tokyo Plaza Omotesando Harajuku Meiji- jingumae (Harajukul Subway Sta., (Co3) (F15) Tel:   03 3497 0418            Shopping;     11.00 - 21.00, 6-7F Restaurant Floor:     11.00 - 21,00, 6-7F Open 365 days Email:   omohara,tokyo-plaza.com/en

A "theatrical urban space" where everything from renovated domestic brands to famous Tokyo restaurants can be found.  Tokyo Gourmet Stadium , which houses thirteen restaurants, is the largest food court in the Odiaba area. DiverCity Tokyo Plaza Tel:   03-6380-7800 Tokyo Teleport Sta on Riaki Line Shopping 10.00 - 21.00 Restaurants  11.00 - 23,00 Foodcourt  10.00 - 22,00 No regular holidays Web:   www.diversity-tokyo.com/en

This is an area lined with luxury brand stores such as Chanel and Gucci, and casual fashion stores such as Uniglo, ZARA, as well as various other stores. Ginza Shopping District Ginza Subway Sta., (G09) (M16) (Ho8) Varies according to the stores

The Electronics Area and Department Store Basement Food Floors of Shinjuku Shinjuku station is surrounded by huge electronics stores such as Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, which offer plenty of equipment such as PCs and electrical home appliances.  With Odakyu Department Store and Keio Department Store at the West exit along with other stores including Shinjuku Isetan at the East Exit and Shinjuku Takashimaya at the South Exit, the area surrounding the station is lined with huge department stores.  Among some of the most popular spots are department store basement food floors, which offer food items, Japanese and Western sweets, prepared dishes, boxed lunches and more. Many popular shops where eager customers are lined up appear one after another Shinjuku Sta on JR, Odakyu, Keio or Subway (MO8), (SO1), (EO1) (E27)