To get to Tokyu Plaza Akasaka, go out of Akasaka-mitsuke Station and cross the Sotobori-dori street towards Nagatacho and Hie Shrine.

Tokyu Plaza Akasaka is the Excel Hotel Tokyu from the 4th floor, with the main floors being from B1F to 3F.

You can directly access the 2nd floor open terrace from the outside escalator.

You'll see HOOTERS, which has a striking orange exterior.

It's a casual American dining and sports bar that originated in Florida, USA, and has an owl as its trademark.

One of the features is that you can meet the staff, who are dressed like cheerleaders (lol)

Well, I've digressed a bit, but in front of HOOTERS, there is a place where you can sit and rest on a long terrace that stretches from the direction of Hie Shrine to Exit 8 of Nagatacho Station!

There are 37 three-seater wooden benches and 4 three-seater stone benches installed.

The wooden benches are designed with various plantings, and there is an arch of branches and leaves overhead.

When I checked this resting place, the branches and leaves had grown quite a bit.

I was a little hesitant to sit there, but I think they will be maintained regularly.

Benches are scattered throughout the terrace, but the best view is in the center.

Also, there is no shade on the terrace, so you will be exposed to direct sunlight.

However, there is a bench with shade at the stone benches near Exit 8 of Nagatacho Station.

As a supplement, vending machines are installed near Hooters on the Hie Shrine side of the open terrace.

It seems to be useful for eating lunchboxes around Akasaka Station and Akasaka-mitsuke Station.

At night, it was illuminated, creating a stylish atmosphere!

It's open on weekends and holidays, so why not visit when you want to relax?

So, how about using it as a resting place around Akasaka-mitsuke Station?

To get to Tokyu Plaza Akasaka, go out of Akasaka-mitsuke Station and cross the Sotobori-dori street towards Nagatacho and Hie Shrine.

Tokyu Plaza Akasaka is the Excel Hotel Tokyu from the 4th floor, with the main floors being from B1F to 3F.

You can directly access the 2nd floor open terrace from the outside escalator.

You'll see HOOTERS, which has a striking orange exterior.

It's a casual American dining and sports bar that originated in Florida, USA, and has an owl as its trademark.

One of the features is that you can meet the staff, who are dressed like cheerleaders (lol)

Well, I've digressed a bit, but in front of HOOTERS, there is a place where you can sit and rest on a long terrace that stretches from the direction of Hie Shrine to Exit 8 of Nagatacho Station!

There are 37 three-seater wooden benches and 4 three-seater stone benches installed.

The wooden benches are designed with various plantings, and there is an arch of branches and leaves overhead.

When I checked this resting place, the branches and leaves had grown quite a bit.

I was a little hesitant to sit there, but I think they will be maintained regularly.

Benches are scattered throughout the terrace, but the best view is in the center.

Also, there is no shade on the terrace, so you will be exposed to direct sunlight.

However, there is a bench with shade at the stone benches near Exit 8 of Nagatacho Station.

As a supplement, vending machines are installed near Hooters on the Hie Shrine side of the open terrace.

It seems to be useful for eating lunchboxes around Akasaka Station and Akasaka-mitsuke Station.

At night, it was illuminated, creating a stylish atmosphere!

It's open on weekends and holidays, so why not visit when you want to relax?

So, how about using it as a resting place around Akasaka-mitsuke Station?