Tokyo Okashi Land brings together popular confectionery brands and offers exclusive products and freshly made sweets available only here. One of its charms is being able to watch live demonstrations while surrounded by sweet aromas and enjoy the texture and flavor that only freshly made treats can offer. It is also convenient for finding Tokyo Station-exclusive souvenirs and is perfect for treating yourself. With products that combine great taste, visual appeal, and buzz, it is a place where you can choose souvenirs that will brighten your memories of Tokyo.
This place brings together many popular Japanese snack brands, such as Calbee, Morinaga, and Ezaki Glico. The shelves are packed with colorful packages, and the cookies, chocolates, potato chips, and limited-edition snacks are all great to take home as souvenirs. I picked out a few boxes of Calbee potato chips to bring home and share with my family〜
TOKYO OKASHI LAND is truly a paradise for anyone with a sweet tooth! It brings together many popular Japanese snacks, sweets, and souvenirs, and you can see lots of familiar Japanese brands all in one place. Just walking around made me want to take everything home.
There are all kinds of cookies, chocolates, candies, and limited-edition products, and the packaging is really cute too. Whenever I saw something I liked, I couldn’t help putting it in my shopping basket. For anyone who enjoys buying Japanese souvenirs, it’s a really fun place to browse.
Located just outside the JR Tokyo Station Yaesu Underground Central Gate.
First Avenue Tokyo Station is located outside the ticket gates within JR Tokyo Station. It is easily accessible immediately after exiting any Yaesu-side gate for both Shinkansen and local lines.
1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005
Business Hours
Main business hours are as follows:
Tokyo Character Street
10:00–20:30
Tokyo Ramen Street
10:30–23:00 (Last order 22:30)
Tokyo Okashi Land
9:00–21:00
Tokyo Gourmet Zone
11:00–23:00 (Until 22:00 on Sundays & holidays)
Nippon Gourmet Road
10:00–23:00 (Last order 22:00)
Tokyo Gift Palette
9:30–20:30 (From 9:00 on weekends & holidays)
How to Get to First Avenue Tokyo Station
First Avenue Tokyo Station is located outside the ticket gates within JR Tokyo Station. It is easily accessible immediately after exiting any Yaesu-side gate for both Shinkansen and local lines.
Coin Lockers
The locker receipt features an animal illustration, making it easy to find your locker.
Locker Concierge
You can check coin locker availability via PC or smartphone.
② User registration: Please complete the user registration via the dedicated app. ③ Connect to Wi-Fi: Within the available areas listed above, you can access the free Wi-Fi through the dedicated app.
For more details, please refer to "How to Use" on the JAPAN Connected-Free Wi-Fi website. If you are already registered with JAPAN Connected-Free Wi-Fi, you can use the service without registering again.
At First Avenue Tokyo Station, au Wi-Fi service is available in the following areas.
Available Areas
B1F: Entire Ichibangai area corridors / 1F: Inside Tokyo Gift Palette / 1F: Around PLUSTA Tokyo Yaesu Central
For inquiries regarding usage, please contact your respective mobile network provider.
Bank ATMs
1F: near Yaesu South Exit: MUFG Bank / Japan Post Bank 1F: near Yaesu South Exit (next to lockers): Seven Bank 1F: near Yaesu Central Exit: Seven Bank 1F: next to F Staircase: Mizuho Bank 1F: near L Staircase: Seven Bank / Mizuho Bank / Resona Bank B1F: South Passage, next to B Staircase: Seven Bank B1F: South Passage, next to D Staircase: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation B1F: North Passage, near E Staircase: Seven Bank / Mizuho Bank B1F: North Passage, next to restrooms: Mizuho Bank
Baby Room
There is one baby room located near Tokyo Character Street on B1F. It can be used for both nursing and diaper changing.
B1F: Tokyo Ramen Street / 1F: Around the F Staircase / 2F: Tokyo Gourmet Zone
This is a portable smartphone charger rental service. Chargers can be returned at a different Charge SPOT location. Charge SPOT Locations at First Avenue Tokyo Station:
Most shops accept major credit cards, including VISA, Mastercard, and JCB, except for some stores.
Please note that credit cards cannot be used at ticket vending machine–based restaurants (such as Tokyo Ramen Street) and some other shops, including McDonald's. For details, please check with each store.
E-Money Payment
Except for some stores, the following payment methods are accepted:
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