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Access ＆ Map HOTEL,BANQUET & RESTAURANT Tokyo Garden Palace Address:1-7-5 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0034 Japan Telephone 03-3813-6211 Facsimile 03-3818-6060 To Yushima Shrine N T Japan Football Museum o k y o H M on e go t r S Tokyo Garden Palace Hongo Kyusuijo Park o t. M a r u aebashi St. n Kuram e o in u L c a h d Juntendo University i o L iy i Kanda Shrine n h e C o Kanda River tr Tokyo Medical and Dental e M University o JR Chuo Line O y cha k /Sobu Line nom o Sta izu T tion 1 2 Yushima Ochanomizubashi Bridge Temple Ochanomizubashi exit S oto bo JR Ochanomizu Sta. ri St. B1 B2 Hijiribashi exit JR Sobu Line . J t u R z To i Ak S C ihabara h i m u o o a d . n L Shoheibashi i t a . in h a e e S t c Bridge S M o O g - n n i o h S To Tokyo To Tokyo H 200m = JR wicket = Subway exit t. i S By train (from Tokyo Station) J h a as p eb Tokyo Garden Palace Kanda Shrine a a n m ● Please get off at Ochanomizu Station (JR Chuo Line). Tokyo ra F u o K Garden Palace is a 5-minute walk from the Hijiribashi exit. o Hongo St. t b ● Please get off at Shin-Ochanomizu Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda a l l M Tokyo Medical Line). Tokyo Garden Palace is a 5-minute walk from the station. u Tokyo Metro Yushima Temple s and Dental University ● Please get off at Ochanomizu Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi e Marunouchi Line u m Sotobori St. Ochanomizu Sta. Hijiribashi Bridge Line). Tokyo Garden Palace is a 5-minute walk from the station. Kanda River By car H To Shinjuku M JR To Tokyo o ● From Shibuya/Shinjuku area e Ochanomizu Tokyo Metro n Ochanomizubashi i d Chiyoda Line From the Kandabashi IC, direct access to Hongo Street is prohibited. Sta. g Bridge a o Shin-Ochanomizu Sta. i Please follow the arrow to Hongo Street. S Nikolai S ● From Ginza/Chiba area t t . Cathedral . From the Kandabashi IC exit, direct access to the Hongo Street/Hijiribashi Bridge area is prohibited. Please follow the arrow to Toei Shinjuku Line Yasukuni St. make a detour to the Hongo Street/Hijiribashi Bridge area. Surugadai-shita Ogawamachi Kandabashi IC Underground parking lot To Ginza Tokyo Garden Palace ● Parking fee: ¥300 for the first 30 min. To Shibuya/Shinjuku area /Chiba area (¥300 added every 30 min.) Exit Entrance ● Overnight stay: ¥1,000/night (incl. tax) Metropolitan Expressway NTT Otemachi ● Banquet/meeting Bldg. : Free of charge for 3 hours KDDI ● Wedding: Free of charge for 4 hours Otemachi Bldg. Hongo St. ● Restaurant: Free of charge for 2 hours.

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