MARUZEN Bookstore

MARUZEN Bookstore

MARUZEN Bookstore
With the concept "The First MARUZEN".
Since being founded in 1869, MARUZEN Bookstore has been supporting pursuit of knowledge by many people, cherishing books and stationery. In the section of fountain pens in the 1st basement, we have a variety of fountain pens from inside and outside the country. MARUZEN Cafe on the 3rd floor serves Hayashi rice, which is said to be a dish that was devised by Yuteki Hayashi, the founder of MARUZEN. You can enjoy fine arts and crafts in a gallery. The World Antiquarian Book Plaza annexed to the bookstore has a wide selection of antiquarian books from around the world.

Direction: Directly connected to Nihonbashi Station Exit B3 on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line or Tozai Line, or the Toei Subway Asakusa Line, or a seven-minute walk from the Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station