Look No Further! Full Guide to All the Best at COREDO Muromachi Terrace

From Tokyo Station, get to COREDO Muromachi Terrace in just a 5-minute taxi ride away. By train, take the JR Chuo-Sobu Line to Shin-Nihonbashi Station, followed by a 5-minute walk. The walkup is brief but easily worth the stroll. You can even hop on the Metrolink Nihonbashi bus, which connecting the south and north areas of Nihonbashi and Tokyo Station’s Yaesu Exit in 15-20 minutes.
From Ginza, the Tokyo Metro is the most convenient option. A trip from Ginza Station to Mitsukoshimae Station followed by a short walk will get you to COREDO Muromachi Terrace in about 10 minutes.

COREDO, a name combining "CORE" (the nucleus of commerce in Nihonbashi) and "EDO" (the old name for Tokyo), reflects Nihonbashi’s historical role as the center of trade in Tokyo. Following the success of COREDO Nihonbashi and COREDO Muromachi 1, 2, and 3, COREDO Muromachi Terrace opened its doors in the fall of 2019.
The three-floor hub includes a basement floor and everything up to the second floor of the Nihonbashi Muromachi Mitsui Tower. Its main tenant, Eslite Spectrum Nihonbashi, is a Taiwanese lifestyle and bookstore select brand and the first of its name in Japan. You’ll also find some 30 other shops and boutiques to browse, covering a wide range of eateries and specialty names.
Foodies will be happy to know that COREDO Muromachi Terrace offers a sumptuous roster of tastes from Japan and around the world, making it the “perfect spot for time well spent”. Whether for the world’s food or your next unique item, there’s something for everyone inside.

Eslite Spectrum Nihonbashi is Japan’s first debut branch for this buzzing brand hub of Taiwanese culture and goods, selected as one of 14 Coolest Department Stores in the World and ranked among "Asia's Best Bookstores”. The Taiwanese select multiplex is themed as a “Wonderland of Lifestyle and Book Culture”, complete with four zones to browse: a book section, stationery and goods, lifestyle and workshop zone, plus a restaurant and food sales area.
Inspired by the history of Nihonbashi and Edo culture, the floor layout feels like a winding corridor that invites you to leisurely explore. This shopper’s delight keeps an eclectic smattering of carefully curated Taiwanese and Japanese stationery, household goods, food, and cosmetics.
One of the hands-down draws here is the wide range of workshops available, with anything from hands-on traditional crafts like glassblowing, dyeing, and metalworking. Additionally, visitors can enjoy authentic Taiwanese cuisine, desserts, and tea, making it feel like a mini-trip to Taiwan right in the heart of Nihonbashi.

Famous for its "Shiroi Koibito" cookies, ISHIYA opened its first direct-operated café outside of Hokkaido at Nihonbashi. Step inside for a parfait or soft serve ice cream made with the same white chocolate you know and love from the Shiroi Koibito brand, or sink into a pancake flavor that almost tastes like flowers in bloom.
In the shop, you’ll find "Saqu," a delightful treat featuring colorful langue de chat cookies filled with chocolate. The café faces the large-roofed plaza, making it a perfect spot to enjoy soft serve ice cream or a drink from the takeout menu while relaxing on the plaza benches.

This specialty burger shop offers top-quality wagyu burgers at a reasonable price by purchasing several hundred whole wagyu cattle each year. The burgers feature 100% A5-grade wagyu beef patties paired with rice flour buns, creating a juicy, flavor-packed experience. For a truly indulgent bite, go for the "Wagyu Bacon Burger”, topped with house-made wagyu bacon for undeniable umami goodness.

The handpicked best of bites, crafts and traditional pieces from near and far Japan all come together at this shop of “Delightful Department Shopping”, truly perfect fit for Nihonbashi, a historic commercial district. Whether you want to treat yourself or find a gift for something special, this is the go-to place for Japan’s crafted goods that mirror the spirit of "monozukuri" (making things).

This shop and café is operated by Pierre Marcolini, a chocolatier who holds the prestigious title of Belgian Royal Warrant. Step inside to find a tasteful selection of chocolate crafted with a meticulous focus on cacao, alongside baked goods and macarons. Boasted as one of Japan’s most ample-seated cafes in the Kanto Region, there’s a spot for everyone to enjoy freshly made ice cream and waffles from in-house machines. The parfait, made with silky smooth ice cream, is a standout treat not to be missed!