A huge area map greets you at the entrance.

NIHONBASHI INFORMATION is an information hub that clearly communicates the charms of Nihonbashi area. It is a reliable partner for walking around the city, accumulating a wide range of information, including information on the Shops in COREDO Muromachi, as well as surrounding shops and famous places, and seasonal festivals and events.

There is also an exhibition space within the building, where items from long-established stores with ties to Nihonbashi are displayed, as well as special exhibitions based on seasonal themes. It is a place where tourists, as well as those visiting for shopping or dining, can easily drop in and find ways to spend their time in the city.

Gaia and Nishida from Nihonbashi Concierge.

The "Nihonbashi Concierge," a full-time staff member, acts as a "guide" who provides the most appropriate information to help visitors to Nihonbashi enjoy walking around the town with peace of mind.

Our customers have a wide range of requests, some with a specific place they want to go, while others have a vague desire to "experience something truly Japanese." We suggest the best route and spots to suit each customer's interests, length of stay, and purpose.

The most common inquiries are about "long-established stores" that have been in business for over 100 years. Nihonbashi is dotted with long-established stores that continue to pass on traditional techniques to the present day, and a tour of these long-established stores is apparently popular among first-time visitors to Nihonbashi area.

The huge area map is chock full of recommended spots and famous shops.

When showing you around, they won't just tell you, "This store is here," but will also carefully explain the background of its founding, its connection to the town, and how to enjoy your visit.

Furthermore, by using the free paper "Nihonbashi Map" that specializes in Nihonbashi, and by providing easy-to-understand directions while indicating destinations with numbers, we are helping even first-time visitors to Nihonbashi to enjoy walking around the city with peace of mind.

An important role of Nihonbashi Concierge is to work with customers to find ways to make the most of their time in Nihonbashi.

We will introduce the highlights using our original "Nihonbashi Map."

Additionally, Nihonbashi concierges wear kimonos that they have personally dressed in to suit the season.

With the desire to convey to visitors the traditional beauty and spirit of hospitality that is unique to Japan, the hotel has devised ways to allow guests to feel the changing of the seasons through their attire, with lined kimonos in winter, cool materials in summer, and yukata in the height of summer.

The exhibition space is lined with materials and products that fit the theme. *The exhibits in the photos are from the time of the interview.

NIHONBASHI INFORMATION has an exhibition space that changes with the seasons and themes to help visitors feel closer to the charms of the city.

The store carries items from long-established stores with ties to Nihonbashi, as well as documents related to the city's history. The store is unique in that it offers something new to discover every time you visit, with items that evoke a spring feeling during cherry blossom season and products themed around coolness in summer.

In the past, there have been special exhibitions that allowed visitors to experience the culture of the town, such as an exhibition commemorating the 150th anniversary of the founding of Todaya Shoten, a store known for its tenugui hand towels, and an exhibition of ukiyo-e prints based on the themes of historical dramas.

Shops corner with a wide range of items related to Nihonbashi.

Additionally, Shops corner carries famous items beloved by long-established Nihonbashi stores, as well as items that make great gifts or travel mementos.

The store has a wide range of products, from everyday items to special occasion items, including food, miscellaneous goods, and Japanese accessories, and the fact that you can actually touch and choose what you want is also an appealing point. You are also welcome to just drop in and enjoy some shopping!

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Nishida's recommended item is a mini-kamidana (shrine) from Fukutoku Shrine, which is also a familiar sight in COREDO Muromachi. You can display acrylic stands of your favorite characters. [Fukutoku Mebuki Mini-kamidana 1,980 yen (tax included)]

NIHONBASHI INFORMATION who can communicate in multiple languages, creating an environment where international visitors to Nihonbashi can use the center with peace of mind.In addition to advice on walking around the city, they also share trivia about history and culture.

Items made in past Shops, including Edo Kiriko and washi paper.

In addition, we also hold themed activities such as Shops on origami, stamp making, and mizuhiki, as well as guided tours of Nihonbashi 's famous sites and long-established shops.

The tour is a particularly popular program that allows you to "discover the charm of the town while walking." You will visit representative spots in the area, such as Fukutoku Shrine in the heart of Nihonbashi, where the history of merchants lives on, Ninben, a bonito flakes specialty store in COREDO Muromachi 1, and Nihonbashi Kiya, a long-established cutlery store. It's not just a tour, but the appeal is that you can experience Nihonbashi culture with all five senses, such as trying your hand at shaving bonito flakes at Ninben.

Although both the Shops and experience tours are aimed at foreigners, Japanese participants are also welcome! This program allows even Japanese people to rediscover their Japaneseness.

Gaia: "In Nihonbashi, I want people to not only 'see' but also 'experience' and gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture. I hope you will take advantage of Shops and other activities to fully experience the charms of Nihonbashi."

Nishida: "Nihonbashi is a city where history and modernity coexist, and you can discover new value every time you visit. If you haven't been there yet, why not take a trip and experience the charm of Nihonbashi for yourself?"