COREDO Nihombashi — Local services in Tokyo

An interesting fact about the Coredo Building in Nihombashi, Tokyo, is that it is part of a multi-building commercial complex that has been designed to blend in with the Nihombashi area's cultural and historical environment. Nihombashi itself is a historically significant commercial district, with roots going back to the Edo period. The Coredo project aimed to revitalize the district while maintaining its traditional aesthetic. This is reflected in the architecture of the Coredo buildings, which incorporate elements of traditional Japanese design alongside modern features. Coredo Muromachi, one of the buildings in the complex, has a facade that is inspired by traditional storehouses, known as “kura,” a nod to the district's mercantile heritage. Inside, it houses a variety of shops and restaurants, many of which specialize in traditional crafts and gourmet foods, offering a contemporary shopping experience that honors the historical significance of...

IMPROVE YOUR STAFF TRAINING!!!! Tasaka at Jins on 3rd floor has the worst attitude and service. She’s very unwilling to communicate even of we tried our best using all the translators and Japanese words we know. I’ve been to Japan four times. Tasaka is definitely the worst Japanese staff I’ve ever encountered. This was the worst part of my trip. Unfortunately there’s nowhere I can find to report this issue on your website. She definitely need extra training about being polite and patient...

I thought this place is super expensive, I was wrong. Explore the annex building when shopping for clothes,apparels,shoes,decor,novelty items,etc. - you're in for an exciting shopping spree. There are many restaurants that excite your palate. Not hungry? No problem, cafes give you a great caffeine fix and somd sweets for that afternoon break. Ther a place for food lovers, too. There's a haven for lovely ladies- the SHISEIDO service shop is...