Nijubashi SQUARE

Nijubashi Square is a shopping mall in Marunouchi, Tokyo's heart of the business district, that spans three floors, from the first basement to the second floor of the Marunouchi Nijubashi Building. The mall houses seven stores and sixteen restaurants, all of which are high-class and refined, as befits a sophisticated adult town.

Among the highlights are Goldwin's first flagship store in Japan, which offers simple and functional apparel items, and “Made in Pierre Hermé Marunouchi,” the first “Made in Pierre Hermé” store, where world-renowned patissier Pierre Hermé introduces the world to the best of Japanese products. The store offers a one-of-a-kind service by selling seasonings and kitchen goods produced in collaboration with producers from various regions of Japan.

Among the restaurants, “Morton’s The Steakhouse,” a Chicago steakhouse, and “YAUMAY,” a dim sum restaurant directed by world-renowned restaurant producer Alan Yau, are worth trying. Both of these restaurants have terrace seating, so guests can enjoy their meals while admiring the illumination in winter.