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Nihombashi Takashimaya
A listed department store
A department store in a building of the 1930s, with hand-operated lifts and a newer wing across the street.
Our take
- Old lifts
- Food hall
- Address
- Nihonbashi, Tokyo
- Nearest metro
- Nihombashi
300 m · 4 min walk
More distances - Website
- takashimaya.co.jp
About Nihombashi Takashimaya
Nihombashi Takashimaya is on Chūō-dōri in Nihonbashi (takashimaya.co.jp).
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Nihombashi Takashimaya before you go.
Last checked: October 2026 How we choose
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What’s nearby
Distances from Nihombashi Takashimaya are approximate, measured in a straight line (as the crow flies). Times are approximate too: walking at about 80 metres a minute, cycling at about 12 km/h and driving at typical city-traffic speeds. Traffic and routes vary.
Nearest metro stations
- NihombashiAGTAlKS-AE300 m4 min walk
- MitsukoshimaeGZDT;ZDT;Z;TS;TN450 m6 min walk
- KyobashiG550 m7 min walk
Key sights
- The palace gardens1.5 kmWalk 19 minCycle 8 minCar or taxi 11 min
- Tokyo Tower3.5 kmWalk 44 minCycle 18 minCar or taxi 18 min
- Sensō-ji4.2 kmCycle 21 minCar or taxi 20 min
- Tokyo Skytree4.7 kmCycle 24 minCar or taxi 22 min
- Meiji Jingū6.6 kmCycle 33 minCar or taxi 28 min
- The Shibuya crossing6.9 kmCycle 34 minCar or taxi 29 min
- Haneda Airport15 kmCar or taxi 56 min
Main railway stations
- Tokyo Station700 mWalk 9 minCycle 4 minCar or taxi 8 min
- Ueno Station3.4 kmWalk 42 minCycle 17 minCar or taxi 17 min
- Shinagawa Station6.7 kmCycle 33 minCar or taxi 28 min
- Shibuya Station6.7 kmCycle 34 minCar or taxi 28 min
- Shinjuku Station6.7 kmCycle 34 minCar or taxi 28 min
Location
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