To get to COREDO Muromachi, you can go directly from Mitsukoshi-mae Station Exit A6 or from Shin-Nihombashi Station.

Look for Fukutoku Shrine! This is a power spot in the heart of the city, and many people come here to pray for lottery winnings.

There are 4-seater wooden benches with parasols at the corner of the building, and many other wooden benches are set up along the shops.

Although it can be a bit busy with benches lined up in front of the shops, the benches with parasols at the corner are perfect for a relaxing break.

Some areas have roofs, but they might not be ideal for use in rainy weather.

Also, Nihonbashi Free Wi-Fi is available!

It's convenient when you want to use free Wi-Fi near Nihonbashi Station.

In addition, we recommend the "COREDO Muromachi Fukutoku Forest Table Seats" nearby if you want to eat your lunch or take a leisurely break, so please consider it as well.

Why not use it as a place to eat your lunch or take a break in Nihonbashi or Mitsukoshi-mae, or as a seating area around Mitsukoshi-mae Station?

To get to COREDO Muromachi, you can go directly from Mitsukoshi-mae Station Exit A6 or from Shin-Nihombashi Station.

Look for Fukutoku Shrine! This is a power spot in the heart of the city, and many people come here to pray for lottery winnings.

There are 4-seater wooden benches with parasols at the corner of the building, and many other wooden benches are set up along the shops.

Although it can be a bit busy with benches lined up in front of the shops, the benches with parasols at the corner are perfect for a relaxing break.

Some areas have roofs, but they might not be ideal for use in rainy weather.

Also, Nihonbashi Free Wi-Fi is available!

It's convenient when you want to use free Wi-Fi near Nihonbashi Station.

In addition, we recommend the "COREDO Muromachi Fukutoku Forest Table Seats" nearby if you want to eat your lunch or take a leisurely break, so please consider it as well.

Why not use it as a place to eat your lunch or take a break in Nihonbashi or Mitsukoshi-mae, or as a seating area around Mitsukoshi-mae Station?