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May 28, 2015 - 1 min read

Marunouchi Oazo Building

Shopping and eating right next to Tokyo Station

By Peter Sidell

Community writer

Inside the high-ceilinged atrium

Just cross the road from Tokyo Station, and here it is

More of Marunouchi reflected in the front of the building

A cafe near the front entrance

Artworks for sale in Maruzen's gallery

Looking down on the entrance

On the restaurant floor

More of the restaurant floor

Looking back towards the entrance

Immediately by the Marunouchi North exit of Tokyo Station, Oazo is a stylish tower with a few floors of shops and restaurants. It's dominated by a four-floor Maruzen bookstore, selling thousands of books - including a wide range of English books and periodicals - and stationery, accessories, cards and prints, and original art in its galleries. On the first floor there are a handful of cafes and a couple of shops selling stylish menswear, while up on the fifth and sixth floors are some classy restaurants offering Japanese, Korean and Italian dining.

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