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Persons Coming from Nearby Stations, and Airports ACCESS 1/5 （ ） Persons coming from nearby stations, and airports Nihon Keizai JR神田駅 Shimbun Tokyo Kanda Headquarters Station Building Kandabashi Toll Gate Japan Meteorological Agency 内線 Tokyo Regional Headquarters, JMA ノ EXIT 4 丸 竹橋駅 Inner Circular Route ロ Takebashi Tokyo Station Fire JA 東京メト Depart- build- Keidanren Marunouchi Line ment ing Kaikan EXIT C2a KDDI Otemachi HOSHINOYA Building Tokyo EXIT C4 JR線 EXIT C5 Yomiuri JR Line Shimbun Building Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo 大手町駅 Hanzomon Line 東京メトロ半蔵門線 Otemachi Station Aman Tokyo OOTEMORI PALACE HOTEL TOKYO Tozai Line 東京メトロ東西線 Eitai-dori 永代通り 内堀通り MARUNOUCHI HOTEL Uchibori-dori Shin- Shangri-La Marunouchi Hotel, Bldg. Tokyo 都営三田線 Mita Line 東京駅 Tokyo Chiyoda 東京メトロ千代田線Line Station 丸の内北口 Daimaru Tokyo 外堀通り Marunouchi JR東京駅 Bldg. 日比谷通り Tokyo 二重橋前駅 Station Nijubashimae Sotobori-dori Station Hibiya-dori Access from nearby stations Directly connected to Otemachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, Marunouchi Line, Hanzomon Line, Tozai Line,and Toei Subway Mita Line 5-minute walk from Takebashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line 14-minute walk from JR Tokyo Station (from the Marunouchi Central Gate) 12-minute walk from JR Kanda Station (from the South Exit) *Walking time varies depending on the time of day. Access from the airport Haneda Airport: 42 minutes by train, 33 minutes by car (via Kandabashi IC) *To Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station Narita Airport: 70 minutes by train, 72 minutes by car (via Gofukubashi IC) *To Narita Airport Station *The time required varies depending on the time of day and congestion. Transfers and waiting times are not included. Also, the time required by car is assumed to use the highway. ACCESS 2/5 （ ） Persons traveling by bus Marunouchi Shuttle (free cyclic bus) Marunouchi Shuttle is a free cyclic bus that connects the Otemachi, Marunouchi, and Yurakucho districts. The bus runs a 35-40 minute regular route from the Shin-Marunouchi Building to the Yomiuri Shimbun Building, Hibiya, etc. every 12 to 15 minutes from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. During the morning rush hour from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on weekdays, two busses run the shortcut Otemachi Route for office workers every 10 to 12 minutes. The buses are hybrid vehicles with low emission, low noise, and low floor accessibility that is people and environ- ment friendly. Please feel free to use it for shopping, sightseeing, and business. Approximately every 12 to 15 minutes (Except certain hours; Not available on January 1) [Weekdays] 8 a.m.-8 p.m. [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] 10 a.m.-8 p.m. The departure time may differ from the above schedule due to traffic conditions or other reasons. Marunouchi Shuttle (free cyclic bus) web page : http://hinomaru.co.jp/metrolink/marunouchi/index.html Marunouchi Shuttle route map : http://hinomaru.co.jp/metrolink/marunouchi/MARUNOUCHI_mapL.htm ACCESS 3/5 （ ） Persons traveling by car or motorcycle N Hibiya-dori Nihon Keizai Tokyo Shimbun Keidanren Fire JA building Tokyo Kaikan Department Headquarters Building Otemachi 1-chome Uchibori-dori IN OUT IN OUT Underground Parking Carrying in/out Covered driveway C2a MITSUI & CO. Building Otemachi One Tower C5 C4 Covered driveway Covered driveway is provided on the north side of the first floor. You may go directly to the destination floor without changing elevators from the office entrance that is directly connected to the driveway. The driveway is a space reserved just for boarding and exiting vehicles. Please refrain from lengthy stops or loading and unloading a lot of luggage. Information for hourly underground parking The entrance to the parking area is located on the north side of the building. To access from Marunouchi, go north on Hibiya-dori and turn left at Otemachi 1-chome intersection. To access from Kanda, go south on Hibiya-dori and turn right at the intersection. To exit from the parking area, turn left at the building exit and go to Uchibori-dori. Business 7:00～23:00 Size and LENGTH 5,300mm or less weight of hours *Charges will continue to be added even cars that outside of business hours. 2,050mm or less can be WIDTH stored *The dimensions Fees 7:00～23:00 ¥400/30 minutes include the door mirrors. TREAD 23:00～7:00 ¥100/60 minutes 2,050mm or less AND TIRES HEIGHT 1,550mm or less (Regular cars), 2,050mm or less (High roof cars) GROUND 90mm or more CLEARANCE WEIGHT 2,500kg or less ACCESS 4/5 （ ） Carry-in/out For loading and unloading vehicles, please submit an application form to the logistics management center in advance, obtain permission, and use the designated area in the parking area on the second basement floor. It is strictly prohibited to park or stop vehicles for any purpose other than loading and unloading at this facility. Parking on the street, and loading and unloading from the first floor and other entrances are also strictly prohibit- ed. The parking area on the third basement floor is for contract vehicles and for hourly parking, and carrying in/out is prohibited. There are restrictions to the carry-in/out vehicles permitted. Number of vehicles Vehicle size 3 H3,200×W2,300×L8,700 9 H3,200×W2,300×L7,700 31 H3,200×W2,000×L6,000 When using an elevator for carrying in/out, please use the designated elevator according to the instructions of the Logistics Management Center. In order to prevent accidents and protect the facility, the vehicles that can be used in the facility are limited to those specified by the facility. For details, see the Logistics Management Manual. Motorcycle parking Motorcycle parking is located in the north part of the parking area on the third basement floor. Business hours 7:00～23:00 *Charges will continue to be added even outside of business hours. Fees ¥100/30 minutes ACCESS 5/5 （ ） Persons arriving by bicycle N Hibiya-dori Nihon Keizai Tokyo Shimbun Keidanren Fire JA building Tokyo Kaikan Department Headquarters Building Otemachi 1-chome Uchibori-dori Underground Parking Carrying in/out The Elevator Covered driveway for Bicycle Parking C2a MITSUI & CO. Building Otemachi One Tower C5 C4 Bicycle parking The bicycle parking space is located in the northwestern part of the first basement floor. You can access it from outside via the elevator for bicycle parking. Business hours 24 hours Fees ¥100/2 hours.
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