Osaki Center Building is a complex building that houses offices and restaurants (such as Marugame Seimen, Tully's, and Indian curry—delicious!). To get to Osaki Center Building, exit the JR Osaki Station's north ticket gate, cross the pedestrian bridge, and proceed towards Gotanda on the connecting deck next to Osaki New City. You'll arrive at the 3rd floor of the Center Building, along with Tully's Coffee. If you're accessing the 3rd floor from near Marugame Seimen, use the stairs next to Marugame. And, there was a place to relax and take a break on the 3rd floor deck of the Center Building! There were many three-seater stone benches installed on the deck near the Meguro River. It's like a terrace, and the backs have greenery and flowerbeds, so you can relax without worrying about passersby. This is the view from the front of the benches. You can enjoy the scenery of the Meguro River weaving through high-rise apartments and the office district. The redevelopment has really changed the look of the city, hasn't it? Why not take a break and relax on this terrace seating area!? When you enter the Center Building from the terrace, there are many benches. It's semi-indoor, so it's well-ventilated, and you can take a break while avoiding rain and direct sunlight. These are flat wooden benches. They're sturdy and perfect for taking a break. There is greenery in the middle, and even though it's a space surrounded by concrete, there are efforts to coexist with nature. There were also benches for those who want to be alone. The L-shaped wall is relaxing! Do you understand!? However, since it would be a dark space if it were completely enclosed, there are two holes for lighting. This is the exterior of the rest area as seen from the neighboring Central Tower. The 2nd floor has tenants like Marugame Seimen, and the 3rd floor has the rest spot mentioned earlier. Looking at it this way, the rest area is quite spacious, isn't it? So, this is a great place to take a break, eat your lunch, or make phone calls for job hunting or work in Osaki. The terrace near the Meguro River, in particular, has a great atmosphere and is recommended as it's also close to Osaki Station. Also, if you want to do some desk work or remote work nearby, "Gate City Osaki 1F Rest Space" is highly recommended, so please check it out too! In conclusion, why not use these rest areas around Osaki Station?

Osaki Center Building is a complex building that houses offices and restaurants (such as Marugame Seimen, Tully's, and Indian curry—delicious!). To get to Osaki Center Building, exit the JR Osaki Station's north ticket gate, cross the pedestrian bridge, and proceed towards Gotanda on the connecting deck next to Osaki New City. You'll arrive at the 3rd floor of the Center Building, along with Tully's Coffee. If you're accessing the 3rd floor from near Marugame Seimen, use the stairs next to Marugame. And, there was a place to relax and take a break on the 3rd floor deck of the Center Building! There were many three-seater stone benches installed on the deck near the Meguro River. It's like a terrace, and the backs have greenery and flowerbeds, so you can relax without worrying about passersby. This is the view from the front of the benches. You can enjoy the scenery of the Meguro River weaving through high-rise apartments and the office district. The redevelopment has really changed the look of the city, hasn't it? Why not take a break and relax on this terrace seating area!? When you enter the Center Building from the terrace, there are many benches. It's semi-indoor, so it's well-ventilated, and you can take a break while avoiding rain and direct sunlight. These are flat wooden benches. They're sturdy and perfect for taking a break. There is greenery in the middle, and even though it's a space surrounded by concrete, there are efforts to coexist with nature. There were also benches for those who want to be alone. The L-shaped wall is relaxing! Do you understand!? However, since it would be a dark space if it were completely enclosed, there are two holes for lighting. This is the exterior of the rest area as seen from the neighboring Central Tower. The 2nd floor has tenants like Marugame Seimen, and the 3rd floor has the rest spot mentioned earlier. Looking at it this way, the rest area is quite spacious, isn't it? So, this is a great place to take a break, eat your lunch, or make phone calls for job hunting or work in Osaki. The terrace near the Meguro River, in particular, has a great atmosphere and is recommended as it's also close to Osaki Station. Also, if you want to do some desk work or remote work nearby, "Gate City Osaki 1F Rest Space" is highly recommended, so please check it out too! In conclusion, why not use these rest areas around Osaki Station?