mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi

The mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi store is located along the Kanda River. It’s a commercial facility under the railroad track, connecting the Tokyo Station and Ochanomizu Station on the Chuo Line in the center of Tokyo.
In 1912, the location used as the terminal station, “Manseibashi Station” on the Chuo Line opened in 2013 as a new commercial space. Inspired by the station, which was loved as a place of exchange by the great writers at the time, there are shops and restaurants with a commitment as a place to communicate and exchange culture.
The old Manseibashi Station station building has not been left for reconstruction, but the underpass of the brick arch is still active today, 100 years after construction.
You can freely explore under the stylish overpass where the center line passes directly above. Inside the facility, the 1912 stairs, which was originally built at Manseibashi Station, and the 1935 stairs, which were created during the renovation of the museum, still retain the atmosphere of the Meiji era. When you climb the stairs, you will see the "2013 platform" where you can see the central line running left and right up close. The old Manseibashi Station's platform has been revived as a glass-covered space.
It is an unusual spot for train lovers as well as for sightseeing, as you can observe the train passing on both sides.