Basic Information

Chiyoda Ward, located in the heart of Tokyo, has the smallest population among Tokyo’s 23 wards. Home to numerous government agencies, major corporate headquarters, and the Imperial Residence, Chiyoda Ward stands as Japan’s primary political and economic center. This area preserves many historical and cultural sites, symbolizing both the rich heritage and the modernity of Japan. Visitors can observe the evolution through the ages and experience the seamless blend of tradition and contemporary life.

Highlights of the Ward

Chiyoda Ward’s most iconic station is the historic Tokyo Station, which remains one of Japan’s proud cultural assets despite undergoing several reconstruction projects. Besides Tokyo Station, many office buildings are clustered together in Otemachi and Marunouchi. Hibiya boasts a large park, adjacent to the expansive Imperial Palace grounds. Additionally, Akihabara and Jimbocho, also located in Chiyoda Ward, each have their own unique atmospheres and are beloved spots for tourists.

Main Access

Tokyo: JR Lines, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line

Otemachi: Tokyo Metro Tozai/ Chiyoda/ Hanzomon/ Marunouchi Line, Toei Mita Line

Akihabara: JR Yamanote/ Keihin Tohoku/ Sobu Line, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Tsukuba Express Line

Ward Facts

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