In August 2020, Gransta, a commercial facility inside Tokyo Station, opened.

Along with this, an event space called Square Zero was born! The resting place I'm introducing this time is 【inside the ticket gates】.

In the atrium space, there's a digital signage "Monolith" and the gods of wind and thunder. The escalators behind this signage are the landmark leading to Square Zero.

Chairs are lined up near the digital signage.

Chairs with armrests. They have a simple frame, but they seem convenient when you want to take a short break.

Chairs are also lined up in front of cafes and souvenir corners. Perfect when you want to adjust your time at Tokyo Station.

And then, the meeting place of Square Zero, located deep inside the atrium. The clock face is all zeros!

Brick-style with green walls. Even though it's inside the station, you feel like you're meeting up in the city.

There are many chairs, so it's perfect as a meeting spot in Tokyo Station.

Charging corners are also provided. It's convenient to remember this if you want to charge your smartphone at Tokyo Station.

There is also a baby rest room.

Benches are lined up in the adjacent space, and displays are embedded in the walls. It's a bright space.

These are the exhibits of Square Zero. The station name signs of Tokyo Station, head marks of "Asakaze, Fuji, Sakura", and the 0-kilometer post are exhibited.

I forgot to mention, the origin of "Square Zero" is that it's the 0-kilometer post, the starting point of the railway!

So, why not use it as a resting place with seating around Tokyo Station?

In August 2020, Gransta, a commercial facility inside Tokyo Station, opened.

Along with this, an event space called Square Zero was born! The resting place I'm introducing this time is 【inside the ticket gates】.

In the atrium space, there's a digital signage "Monolith" and the gods of wind and thunder. The escalators behind this signage are the landmark leading to Square Zero.

Chairs are lined up near the digital signage.

Chairs with armrests. They have a simple frame, but they seem convenient when you want to take a short break.

Chairs are also lined up in front of cafes and souvenir corners. Perfect when you want to adjust your time at Tokyo Station.

And then, the meeting place of Square Zero, located deep inside the atrium. The clock face is all zeros!

Brick-style with green walls. Even though it's inside the station, you feel like you're meeting up in the city.

There are many chairs, so it's perfect as a meeting spot in Tokyo Station.

Charging corners are also provided. It's convenient to remember this if you want to charge your smartphone at Tokyo Station.

There is also a baby rest room.

Benches are lined up in the adjacent space, and displays are embedded in the walls. It's a bright space.

These are the exhibits of Square Zero. The station name signs of Tokyo Station, head marks of "Asakaze, Fuji, Sakura", and the 0-kilometer post are exhibited.

I forgot to mention, the origin of "Square Zero" is that it's the 0-kilometer post, the starting point of the railway!

So, why not use it as a resting place with seating around Tokyo Station?