To get to Marui Kichijoji, go out the South Ticket Gate (Park Exit) or the Inokashira Line ticket gate of JR lines, go down the escalator, and you'll find it on your way to Inokashira Park. Next to Marui is the main street leading to Inokashira Park, called "Nanaibashi-dori Street." There are many shops such as fashion boutiques, cafes, and general goods stores, making it a great place to enjoy a stroll. And, there's a place where you can sit and take a break along Nanaibashi-dori Street. This is a resting space enclosed by a tarpaulin roof along Nanaibashi-dori Street. It's on the way to Inokashira Park, so it's in an easy-to-find location. There were 15 metal mesh table seats installed. I visited in the summer, but thanks to the roof, I could take a cool break while avoiding direct sunlight. It seems like it could also function as a shelter from the rain if it suddenly starts to pour. Although the tables are made of metal, I was surprised by the attention to detail in the chairs. Usually, it would be more cost-effective to make the chairs out of the same metal as the tables, but perhaps this is a Marui production? The chairs were stylish, with wood used for the seats and backs. The color and wood grain are also nice. It looks like a good place to eat your lunch in Kichijoji. If you go a little further towards Marui, you'll find five three-seater wooden benches. It's convenient for eating things you bought at the crepe shop or cafe nearby. It's stylish as an outdoor rest area. The wall greenery and the tile-like flooring create a modern exterior. The benches are in good condition, making it perfect for a break on the way to Inokashira Park. Although there's a lot of foot traffic, there's plenty of space on the sidewalk, allowing you to relax without feeling cramped. How about escaping the crowded Starbucks near Inokashira Park and spreading out your Macbook at a table seat for some remote work or desk work? So, why not use this as a resting place when you visit Inokashira Park or around Kichijoji Station?

To get to Marui Kichijoji, go out the South Ticket Gate (Park Exit) or the Inokashira Line ticket gate of JR lines, go down the escalator, and you'll find it on your way to Inokashira Park. Next to Marui is the main street leading to Inokashira Park, called "Nanaibashi-dori Street." There are many shops such as fashion boutiques, cafes, and general goods stores, making it a great place to enjoy a stroll. And, there's a place where you can sit and take a break along Nanaibashi-dori Street. This is a resting space enclosed by a tarpaulin roof along Nanaibashi-dori Street. It's on the way to Inokashira Park, so it's in an easy-to-find location. There were 15 metal mesh table seats installed. I visited in the summer, but thanks to the roof, I could take a cool break while avoiding direct sunlight. It seems like it could also function as a shelter from the rain if it suddenly starts to pour. Although the tables are made of metal, I was surprised by the attention to detail in the chairs. Usually, it would be more cost-effective to make the chairs out of the same metal as the tables, but perhaps this is a Marui production? The chairs were stylish, with wood used for the seats and backs. The color and wood grain are also nice. It looks like a good place to eat your lunch in Kichijoji. If you go a little further towards Marui, you'll find five three-seater wooden benches. It's convenient for eating things you bought at the crepe shop or cafe nearby. It's stylish as an outdoor rest area. The wall greenery and the tile-like flooring create a modern exterior. The benches are in good condition, making it perfect for a break on the way to Inokashira Park. Although there's a lot of foot traffic, there's plenty of space on the sidewalk, allowing you to relax without feeling cramped. How about escaping the crowded Starbucks near Inokashira Park and spreading out your Macbook at a table seat for some remote work or desk work? So, why not use this as a resting place when you visit Inokashira Park or around Kichijoji Station?