To get to Iidabashi Sakura Terrace, head towards Waseda-dori and Tokyo Daijingu Shrine, and you'll see a 30-story tower rising up before you.

Iidabashi Sakura Terrace refers to the commercial building of a facility that combines offices, commercial spaces, residences, and a church.

There's a seating area along the road on the 1st floor of Sakura Terrace, starting from in front of the Lawson and extending to the front of Sakura Terrace.

There are 10 stone benches and 2 circular benches that can accommodate 10 people each.

While there's a lot of foot traffic in front of Lawson, making it a bit busy, it's a great spot to enjoy food and coffee you've bought there.

If you go up the embankment from the benches, there's also a nice spot where you can see the Kanda River and the Chuo Line.

Why not use this as a place to take a break on your way back from Tokyo Daijingu Shrine or while shopping at Iidabashi Sakura Terrace?

To get to Iidabashi Sakura Terrace, head towards Waseda-dori and Tokyo Daijingu Shrine, and you'll see a 30-story tower rising up before you.

Iidabashi Sakura Terrace refers to the commercial building of a facility that combines offices, commercial spaces, residences, and a church.

There's a seating area along the road on the 1st floor of Sakura Terrace, starting from in front of the Lawson and extending to the front of Sakura Terrace.

There are 10 stone benches and 2 circular benches that can accommodate 10 people each.

While there's a lot of foot traffic in front of Lawson, making it a bit busy, it's a great spot to enjoy food and coffee you've bought there.

If you go up the embankment from the benches, there's also a nice spot where you can see the Kanda River and the Chuo Line.

Why not use this as a place to take a break on your way back from Tokyo Daijingu Shrine or while shopping at Iidabashi Sakura Terrace?