With the beautiful Imperial Palace Gardens right across the street, Marunouchi Yusen Building is situated in Japan's most highly esteemed location, with Tokyo station only 3 minutes away by walking through Gyoko-dori, also known as “the avenue that leads to the emperor”. Still nowadays, all newly appointed Ambassadors to Japan are driven on this avenue in a special horse-drawn carriage from Tokyo Station to the Palace to visit the Emperor.
Marunouchi Yusen Building is one of the first major commercial buildings built in the area and has maintained a great reputation throughout its life. The high ceilings and large windows allow plenty of light to enter the offices and offer a spacious atmosphere. The building beholds spectacular views of the historical Imperial Palace on one side, whilst having the modern-day Tokyo skyline on the other - you can have the best of both worlds!
Marunouchi is the centre of Japan’s financial industry, housing headquarters of the three largest banks in Japan along with head offices of major companies. Since the recent renovation of Tokyo station, Marunouchi’s popularity has been on a continuous rise, and it has no doubt becoming the most prestigious area for a company to be based. It is where the most high-end restaurants, shops and department stores are located, as well as satisfying nightlife for working adults. It is also walking distance to Ginza, Tokyo’s most prestigious shopping district, as well as the center of the more exclusive clubs and bars. Tokyo station is also a central hub for transportations, with the Narita express, Yamanote, and Shinkansen lines. Marunouchi Trust Tower is situated in the heart of this prestigious business district. Walking out of the elevator on the 20th floor, Servcorp’s granite reception extends to a breathtaking view of the most recognizable landmarks in the area including Tokyo station and the Imperial Palace.
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