Hibiyacentralmarket

over hyped. everything seems small and tight compared to Ginza6

Good place to spend a couple of hours for reading before working day in the morning.Compared to the other Starbucks, this place is much spacious. So you can stay there without thinking about the other people even the occasion you have to bring large stuff like roller bag.

Nice new facility with bunch of tenants, including 11 screen cinema, food, and shopping. Some of the places have fantastic views looking over the Hibiya park. Definitely worth visiting.

Firat time to visit there and although the shops are not many, the restaurants choices are outrageous! Many interesting and nice restaurants there. Will definitely try them out!

first time visit. many interest old fashion shops.reasonable, interest, old Japanese style.

It's ok

It's got all your shopping needs. Has some great restaurants and is a very nice place to hang out. And the Godzilla statue is marvelous. Just a great tribute to a beloved character.

Definitely worth a visit just to check it out. Many nice restaurants. Good to include in a stroll around the Hibiya area.

Delicious food, gorgeous interior, super cinema theater

Good place for dining. Not very sure about the shopping.

Nice complex with office building, cinema shops, food court etc.

Awesome place for variety of food and drinks

Cool place, but not as beautiful as Midtown Roppongi.Many options for food. Location is great, you can take a walk to Imperial Palace from here.Shops are good, but this place is missing some of the best brands such as Junya Watanabe.It’s a nice place to hang out in general.

This place has it all. Easily accessible via Metro. Additionally, I would suggest that you get off at a stop near by and enjoy the walk there - you won’t regret it!The building is designed to look like the dress of a dancer on the outside, and is a simplistic masterpiece on the inside. Enjoy the rooftop balcony too! Beautiful open space.

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya is a 190,000-square-meter mixed-use development in Yurakucho, Tokyo, Japan. Completed in March 2018, the project includes office, commercial, and dining and entertainment facilities. The project site overlooks Hibiya Park on a site previously occupied by the Showa era Sanshin Building.