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On B1 and the first floor,the Palaceside Shopping Street.
B1 and the first floor are home to the Palaceside Shopping Street, serving this corner of Tokyo since 1966.
Lunch, shopping, or a quiet moment after work — it all happens here.

Standing with the Imperial Palace,a modernist icon of Tokyo.
Completed in 1966, the Palaceside Building stands quietly beside the Imperial Palace as one of Japan's foremost works of modernist architecture, welcoming people ever since.
More than 100 companies work in its offices, while a lively street of restaurants and everyday services spreads out below ground — a building open to everyone who works here or comes to visit.
Selected by DOCOMOMO Japan
One of the 20 finest works of Modern Movement architecture in Japan

BELCA Prize, Long Life Category
Awarded to buildings that remain in good service over many years and are kept beautifully maintained.




PALACESIDE BUILDING, TAKEBASHI — SINCE 1966


Directly linked to the station,open to Imperial Palace views.
A landmark of Takebashi, this office space keeps evolving with the times — supporting growing companies and the daily lives of the people who work here.
Direct to Takebashi Station
Directly connected to Takebashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line
More than 100tenant companies
A trusted address for diverse industries
60 years of operation
Serving the city since its completion in 1966
Managed and operated by Mainichi Building
Comprehensive support for safety and comfort
BELCA Prize, Long Life Category
Honored as a building keptin good use for the long term
Takebashi Guide

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Enjoy commemorative menu items and get a tumbler

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Architect Sou Fujimoto and Guests Discuss the Building's Appeal at 60th Anniversary Symposium

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Intercity Baseball Tournament Opens on the 26th, Aiming for the Pinnacle of Non-Professional Baseball
Out the ticket gate,and you are already inside.
Directly connected to Takebashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, with more stations and lines within walking distance — smooth connections to central Tokyo's key areas.








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