“Though it feels inorganic, there's a piano too.”

On the opposite side of the Kyoto Station Building's Grand Staircase, up the escalators, you'll find the East Square.

There are benches between the building's pillars in the East Square.

It's a three-seater bench in a concrete space.

There's even a place where you can play the piano, and the sound resonated beautifully.

This is the view of the Kyoto Station Building from the East Square.
Since it's on the opposite side of the Grand Staircase, there aren't many people around, making it a great spot for a relaxing break.

And if you're craving some greenery and the warmth of wood, we recommend these benches.

【京都駅】みんなの広場 うっどすくえあの休憩場所

So, why not consider using these spots as rest areas around Kyoto Station?

“Though it feels inorganic, there's a piano too.”

On the opposite side of the Kyoto Station Building's Grand Staircase, up the escalators, you'll find the East Square.

There are benches between the building's pillars in the East Square.

It's a three-seater bench in a concrete space.

There's even a place where you can play the piano, and the sound resonated beautifully.

This is the view of the Kyoto Station Building from the East Square.
Since it's on the opposite side of the Grand Staircase, there aren't many people around, making it a great spot for a relaxing break.

And if you're craving some greenery and the warmth of wood, we recommend these benches.

【京都駅】みんなの広場 うっどすくえあの休憩場所

So, why not consider using these spots as rest areas around Kyoto Station?