Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai

In short

Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai is a facility that opened just outside Toyosu Market on February 1, 2024. "Senkyaku Banrai" signifies a continuous stream of incoming customers. It consists of two wings: the culinary and entertainment wing "Toyosu Jogai Edomae Market," which recreates an Edo-period streetscape, and the hot spring facility wing "Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club." Visitors can enjoy cuisine unique to being right next to the market, as well as hot spring waters transported directly from the sources in Hakone Onsen and Yugawara Onsen.

• ​Edo Streetscape​​: In the culinary and entertainment wing recreating the streetscape of Edo, around 70 shops from across Japan gather, offering an extensive selection of seafood and Japanese cuisine.
• ​Toki no Kane Plaza​​: Near the center of the facility stands the "Toki no Kane" (Bell of Time), surrounded by an open plaza. It serves as a convenient landmark for meeting up.
• ​Footbath Garden​​: The "Senkyaku Banrai Footbath Garden" on the 8th floor is a footbath open to anyone.

History and Highlights

​Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai​ is a facility that opened just outside Toyosu Market on February 1, 2024. "Senkyaku Banrai" means that customers come and go without interruption.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government advanced this project with the aim of inheriting the lively atmosphere that the former Tsukiji Market possessed and creating a vitality unique to Toyosu. Manyo Club was selected as the operating business in March 2016. The concept of the facility is "The Sacred Ground of Deliciousness."

The facility comprises two wings. The culinary and entertainment wing, "Toyosu Jogai Edomae Market," is a three-story commercial structure that recreates an Edo-period streetscape, gathering around 70 shops from all over the country. Thanks to its location right next to Toyosu Market, seafood and Japanese cuisine are richly represented. The 1st floor features casual eateries; the 2nd floor features the "Mekiki Yokocho" (Connoisseur Alley) and the "Toyosu Menuki Odori" (Toyosu Main Street), which recreate the atmosphere of an Edo-period market; and the 3rd floor centers around shops serving seafood rice bowls and sushi.

The hot spring wing, "Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club," is a nine-story building. It uses thermal spring water transported daily from the sources in Hakone Onsen and Yugawara Onsen, and includes an open-air bath overlooking Tokyo Bay.

Viewing and Experience Points

• ​Toyosu Menuki Odori​​: An open-air street running through the center of the 2nd floor, lined with eateries and shops set within an Edo-themed streetscape. Behind it, the indoor "Mekiki Yokocho" runs parallel. Many shops are operated by intermediate wholesalers, allowing visitors to grab a quick bite at the counter or enjoy eating while strolling.
• ​Toki no Kane Plaza​​: Near the center of the facility stands the "Toki no Kane" (Bell of Time), surrounded by a plaza. It is convenient as a meeting spot. You can also look down on the plaza from the 3rd floor.
• ​Two Footbath Gardens​​: The "Senkyaku Banrai Footbath Garden" on the 8th floor is a footbath that anyone can use. The "Observation Footbath Garden" on the rooftop is exclusively for visitors who enter the Manyo Club facility, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of Toyosu and the Tokyo Bay waterfront.

Walking Tips

From Shijo-mae Station on the Yurikamome Line, a pedestrian deck connects directly to the 2nd floor of the facility; it is about a 4-minute walk. The 2nd floor, linked by the deck, is home to the main thoroughfare, Toyosu Menuki Odori. You can reach the 3rd floor via the escalator next to the entrance connected to the deck. Because the facility is adjacent to Toyosu Market, you can easily tour both together. If you wish to stroll along the water, Toyosu Gururi Park is about 200 meters to the west. About 700 meters to the northeast lies teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.