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JR East’s largest mall in the Tokyo Station with nearly 180 sweets shops, cafes, restaurants and general stores.
GRANSTA TOKYO is JR East’s largest train station mall. The huge open space with the sign “SQUARE ZERO” hosts select sweets shops, cafes, restaurants and general stores, which looks like a town itself.
Shops to hunt for perfect souvenirs, bento shops and bakery cafés with in-house kitchens, a tasting bar with Japanese sake, sushi-go-round serving fresh fish caught in the morning, a restaurant that recreates a dining car, a general goods shop with a gallery - almost 180 shops of all kinds gather here.
Limited-time shops are open every month - a stand for a quick swig or choose food for lunch. Whenever you stop by, there is a new discovery and fun for you at Gransta Tokyo.
Enjoy the atmosphere of an old-timey train dining car at “STATION RESTAURANT THE CENTRAL.”
A wide selection of exclusive sweets-crafted by renowned pastry chefs and chefs-available only at Tokyo Station.
Enjoy fresh fish caught that morning after you come in by Shinkansen, high-speed bus, or airplane at “Kaitenzushi Haneda Ichiba”
“nuevo by BUNMEIDO,” a new brand by 100-year-old castela specialty store BUNMEIDO, is a perfect place to pick up souvenirs!
“Hasegawa Sake-ten GRANSTA TOKYO” helps to spread sake culture by offeing samples of sake at its tasting bar and selling onigiri (rice balls) made from brewer’s rice
GRANSTA TOKYO is a great place to enjoy picking out souvenirs, prepared foods, and bento boxes. The “town” that you’ll find inside the ekinaka is a new draw to Tokyo Station that always will have something to offer you.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Are there coin lockers?
Please use the coin lockers located throughout the premises of Tokyo Station to store your belongings. For details, please check here.
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Is there a currency exchange service?
There is a place to exchange currencies. 31 currencies are available, including US dollars and Chinese yuan. For details, please check here.
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Is there a tax exemption service?
Gransta Tokyo provides this service at the Gransta cloak service counter on basement level 1.
* Some stores are ineligible. As for GRANSTA MARUNOUCHI, outside the ticket gates, and Uniqlo, the service will be provided at the respective stores.
* Excluding some stores. Please check here for the stores that are eligible for tax exemption.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Not really a tourist spot, but it’s a nice place to browse around.
If you like shopping, you can easily spend a long time here.
Walking in feels like a mini shopping town.
They’ve got bento from all over Japan, desserts, coffee, and lots of little specialty shops.
It does get pretty crowded, so if you want to browse slowly, make sure to leave yourself some extra time.
Even though it's inside a train station, the prices are actually pretty reasonable, and the quality is just as good as department stores.
Even though it's crowded, the overall layout is really well-designed, so it doesn't feel cramped when you're walking around.
Caught the earliest Shinkansen! I'll come back to shop after returning to Tokyo.
My 7-day trip from Tokyo to Kyoto starts now~~
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