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Ginza Line Iidabashi Station Area Akihabara Station Area Suehirocho Sta. Ueno Public Smoking Area Private Smoking Area Iidabashi Oedo Line Both cigarette and Only heating type Government Offices Bldg. Iidabashi Sta. 2 00 00 heating type are possible 00 is possible Taito 3 Akihabara Tsukudo Elem. Sch. 4 Iidabashi Station Area Akihabara Station Area paspa Iidabashi West Exit Café Veloce Akihabara Station East Exit store Namboku Line/ 36 B-3 52 B-5 Kanda Fire Station Legal Affairs Bureau Onabuta Building 1F 1-7-7 Fujimi Ohgaku Building 1F 2-19 Kanda-Sakumacho Yurakucho Line 70 Taito Branch Office Iidabashi Sta. paspa Iidabashi East Exit Café Veloce Akihabara Station Ekimae-Square store B-5 37 Create Building 1F 1-8-10 Iidabashi B-3 53 Tsk building 1F 104 Kanda-Matsunagacho Agebacho 34 Shohei Elem. Sch. 22 Tabacco Sale Free Smoking Area Toshida Tully's Coffee Akihabara UDX store 29 38 B-3 80 B-5 80 1-7-8 Iidabashi Akihabara UDX 1 4-14-1 Soto-Kanda 69 Tokyo Kusei Kaikan 4 Iidabashi Sta. Soto-Kanda Doutor Coffee Shop Iidabashi Tokyo Kusei-Kaikan store Tully's Coffee Sumitomo Fudosan Akihabara First Building Terrace store 102 Tozai Line 34 B-3 81 B-4 Akihabara Tokyo Kusei Kaikan 3-5-1 Iidabashi Sumitomo Fudosan Akihabara First Building Terrace 1F 1-9-1 Soto-Kanda Kaguragashi Iidabashi Sta. 44 90 Chuo-dori Ave. 87 Sta. 12 Doutor Coffee Shop Iidabashi-Fujimi store 8 35 2-3-10 Fujimi B-2 Kanda- 53 Café de Crie Iidabashi East Exit store Kanda Station Area B-3 Aioicho 69 Rock Belay Building 1F 4-7-1 Iidabashi KISUKE SMOKING SPACE 81 C-4 13 Café de Crie Iidabashi Ramla store 16 3-3-9 Kanda-Kajicho B-2 37 11 70 Iidabashi Central Plaza Ramla 1F 4-25 Iidabashi 35 Iidabashi Kaneko Tobacco Shop Smoking Area 7 10 17 C-4 Akihabara Sta. Tully's Coffee Iidabashi Garden Air Tower store Kaneko Building 1F 2-2-1 Kanda-Tacho 87 Iidabashi Garden Air Tower 1F 3-10-10 Iidabashi B-3 8 Smoking Place - Matsui 18 C-4 36 Fujimi 52 Family Mart Iidabashi 3-chome store 3-23-5 Uchi-Kanda Waseda-dori Ave. 38 90 3-2-2 Iidabashi B-3 Branch Office Mejiro-dori Ave. 3 paspa Uchi-Kanda C-4 Family Mart Chiyoda Fujimi 2-chome store 19 3-22-5 Uchi-Kanda Hibiya Line B-2 91 91 2-2-6 Fujimi Manseibashi Kanda-Sakumacho smoking room Ohira 9 Akihabara Sta. C-4 Gyosei Police Station JT FREE SMOKING SPACE 20 Nakanishi Building 1F 2-7-10 Kajicho Fujimi Manseibashi 102 B-3 Primary School Branch Office 4-9-11 Iidabashi Izumibashi Smoking space Ohira Konyacho 21 37 Kanda-Kon'yacho C-5 Scale：1/7,000 Ochanomizu Scale：1/7,000 Branch Office Kandagawa Riv. 0 50 100 150 200 Nippon Dental Univ. Elem. Sch. 0 50 100 150 200 Oga Shoten Smoking Area (m) (m) Kanda- Yotsuya Station Area 22 1-9-10 Uchi-Kanda C-4 Fujimi Elem. Sch. Sudacho Tokyo Green Palace 44 D-2 THE TOBACCO KANDA 2 Nibancho 23 C-4 Shinjuku Line 2-12-2 Uchi-Kanda Yotsuya- Smoking Area Jolie Nihon Univ. Graduate School Library Ogawamachi Sta. Kanda Station West Exit Shopping Street Smoking Area Yotsuyahonshiocho Station Area Kanda Station Area 48 6-2-3 Kojimachi D-2 24 2-12-1 Uchi-Kanda C-4 Shinjuku Line Kanda- Doutor Coffee Shop Kojimachi store Gobancho Yonbancho Iwamotocho Sta. 15 D-2 7-Eleven Kanda Station West Exit Street store Smoking Area Metropolitan Expressway Ueno Route No.1 Route Ueno Expressway Metropolitan Kei Building 1F 3-4 Kojimachi Sudacho 25 Aida Building 4F 2-9-9 Uchi-Kanda C-4 Bancho 60 Doutor Coffee Shop Kojimachi 4-chome store Studio Ongakukan Free Smoking Space Kanda store Elem. Sch. 17 28 16 4-3-1 Kojimachi D-2 C-4 Futaba Joshigakuin Kanda- 26 Kyoshin Kaikan Building 4F 2-2-9 Kajicho Primary School Doutor Coffee Shop Kojimachi Yonbancho store Senior High School Higashimatsushitacho Kanda-Mikuracho Free Smoking Area 17 Toetsu Hakuyo Building 1F 4-9 Yonbancho D-2 Marunouchi Line 16 97 27 F Building 1F 12-6 Kanda-Mikuracho C-5 Awajicho Sta. Kanda- EXCELSIOR CAFFÉ Kojimachi store 44 Hoshino Coffee Kanda store Sotobori-dori Ave. Kanda-Kajicho Tomiyamacho 48 4-1-4 Kojimachi D-2 Rokubancho Kanda-Tacho 1 Hoshiba Building 2F 2-1-3 Kajicho C-4 C h i y o d a C i t y Ginza Line Café Veloce Kojimachi store Futaba Senior 33 Doutor Coffee Shop Kanda-Awajicho store Kanda- Kanda Sta. 63 Kiocho Kanko Building 1F 4-3-5 Kojimachi D-2 Publication ; May 2021 Namboku Line 28 Carrefour Kanda 1-2-1 Kanda-Sudacho C-4 High School Tsukasamachi 17 Yotsuya Sta. Chiyoda 21 Café de Crie Yotsuya store 59 20 Doutor Coffee Shop Kanda Chuo-dori store Elem. Sch. 73 kojimachi Ngao Building 1.2F 6-6 kojimachi D-1 32 C-4 Yotsuya Sta. 2-6-1 Kajicho Nibancho Kanda-Park Tully's Coffee Kojimachi store Kanda- Doutor Coffee Shop Kanda North Exit store 73 Branch Office 77 Marumasu Building 1F 3-3 Kojimachi D-2 18 Kitanorimonocho 33 Kokaji Building 3-20-3 Uchi-Kanda C-4 7-Eleven Kioicho-zaka store 77 EXCELSIOR CAFFÉ Kanda North Exit store 48 104 100 5-7-13 kojimachi D-2 101 46 Sakurai Building 2F 3-19-8 Uchi-Kanda C-4 Yurakucho Line 46 32 26 Café Veloce Kajicho store 四谷１ Kojimachi Sta. 22 24 25 58 C-5 19 Yurakucho Station Area Kanda 91 Building 1F 1-8-3 Kajichou 15 Café Veloce Kanda Station North Exit store Marunouchi Line Kajicho branch office Ginza lnz 1/2 Smoking Booth C-4 Yotsuya Kanda Sta. E-4 59 AN Uchi-Kanda Building 1F 3-22-7 Uchi-kanda Yotsuya Sta. 33 0 Yurakucho 27 The Smokist Coffee Kanda-Sudacho store 48 23 Duo Cafe Yurakucho store 60 C-4 Please use the designated 58 E-4 Takano Building 1F 1-26 Kanda-Sudacho 61 中央通り 5 2-8-1 Yurakucho Shinjuku-dori St. 1 Café Veloce Knda store Doutor Coffee Shop Shin-Yurakucho Building store 61 C-4 Uchi-Kanda 36 E-4 Kanda Royal building 1F 3-10-3 Uchi-Kanda Kajicho New Yurakucho Building B 1 B1.2.3 1-12-1 Yurakucho smoking area. Nihombashi-honcho 7-Eleven Kanda-Kajicho 3-chome store Doutor Coffee Shop Yurakucho Hibiya Exit store 97 C-4 Kojimachi 16 37 F-4 3-4 Kanda-Kajicho Sophia Univ. 1-3-7 Yurakucho 7-Eleven Kanda-konyacho store Sophia Univ. Doutor Coffee Shop Yurakucho Denki Building store 101 C-5 Kioicho Nihombashi- 38 E-4 8 Banchi Kanda-Konyacho Central Library 63 1-7-1 Yurakucho 100 muromachi TOBACCO SHOP Hiroya From manners to rules, then to manners 1/7,000 ：1/7,000 Doutor Coffee Shop Yurakucho Station Ekimae store 104 C-4 Scale： Scale Shin-Nihombashi Sta. 39 E-4 2-12-1 Kajicho 0 50 100 150 200 Josai Univ. 0 50 100 150 200 3-6-11 Marunouchi (m) (m) Nihombashi- Tokyo Kioicho Campus Hibiya Chantei hongokucho 88 F-4 Please observe the Chiyoda City 大手町２ 1-2-2 Yurakucho Nishi-Kanda Kudan-shita Station Area Palace Side Building 1st floor Northwest Smoking Room Yurakucho Station Area Idemitsu Museum of Arts Kudan-shita Station Area Ginza Line 29 C-3 SuehirochoJinbocho Sta. Akihabara Station Area 1-1-1 Hitotsubashi Living Environment Ordinance. Iidabashi Station Area Marunouchi Akihabara Station Area Ueno Yurakucho Line Branch Office lppin Do Smoking Lounge Palace Side Building 1st floor Smoking Room Mita Line 2 Public Smoking AreaB-4 30 Private Smoking AreaC-3 Yurakucho Sta.Iidabashi Marunouchi 25 Shotoku Building 1F 3-8-9 Soto-Kanda 1-1-1 Hitotsubashi Hibiya Sta. Oedo Line Police Station 42 Both cigarette and Only heating type Government Offices Bldg. Horin Park00 Smoking Area 00Hirai Shokai 00 Hibiya-bori Moat Iidabashi Sta. 2 B-4 heating type are possible is possible C-3 36 3 3-5-18 Soto-Kanda 40 1-5-9 Kudan-minam Tozai Line Korobokkuru Free Smoking Area Kudanshita Machikado Square Smoking Trailer 3 Hanzomon Line/ 23 Taito 4 B-4 41 C-3 Kudan-shita Sta. 27 Akihabara Freesia Soto-Kanda 3-chome Building 1F 3-16-16 Soto-Kanda 1-5 Kudan-minami Smoking on the street and Yurakucho Sta. Shinjuku Line Yurakucho Chiyoda Public 4 65 IidabashiStudio Ongakukan Station Free Smoking Area Space AkihabaraPaspa Jinbocho Station Area Tsukudo Elem. Sch. Jinbocho Sta. B-4 日比谷公園 92 Health Center 7 Akihabara Omori Building 5F 1-3-13 Soto-Kanda 47 Showa Building B1F 2-7-17 Kanda-Jinbocho C-3 38 九段北１ paspa Iidabashi West Exit Café Veloce Akihabara Station East Exit store Namboku Line/ 36 B-3 52 B-5 Kanda Fire Station Legal Affairs Bureau SmokingOnabuta PlaceBuilding Kikura 1F 1-7-7 Shokuhin Fujimi DoutorOhgaku Coffee Building Shop 1F 2-19 Takebashi Kanda-Sakumacho store littering of cigarette butts are Yurakucho Line 8 B-4 6 C-3 70 33 40 Taito Branch Office24 Kikurapaspa Building Iidabashi 1F 1-3-9 East Soto-Kanda Exit PalaceCafé SideVeloce Building Akihabara B1 1-1-1 Station Hitotsubashi Ekimae-Square store Iidabashi Sta. Hibiya Line 47 Kanda-Jimbocho 37 B-3 53 B-5 39 MIMATSUCreate Building TOBACCO 1F 1-8-10 Iidabashi DoutorTsk building Coffee 1F Shop104 Kanda-Matsunagacho Jimbocho Ekimae store Agebacho Hibiya Sta. 34 Shohei Elem.76 Sch. 22 9 B-5 23 C-3 1-7-3Tabacco Kanda-Sakumacho Sale Free Smoking Area Toshida 1-10-1Tully's Kanda-Jimbocho Coffee Akihabara UDX store not allowed within Chiyoda City.
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