The area development council’s official camera overlooks Tokyo Station’s red-brick facade and Marunouchi plaza. The marker approximates the Marunouchi Building from which the view is provided; it does not represent a camera inside the station or on a platform.
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29 Sept 2026, 20:46 JST
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What does this camera show?
Use this view before meeting someone or visiting the Marunouchi side of Tokyo Station to check the red-brick station building and surrounding plaza. It does not show the station interior or platforms, so check the railway operator for train service.
YouTube video. The link opens the operator’s YouTube video. Check the Live badge and broadcast date to distinguish a live stream from a recording.
Visible scene
Tokyo Station’s red-brick building and Marunouchi plaza
Official operator
Otemachi, Marunouchi and Yurakucho Area Development Council
People visible in the plaza do not establish crowding across the station or travel times through each exit. On-site notices take priority when construction or events change routes.
About this map pin
Approximate position based on the official facility or landmark. The exact camera mounting point is not confirmed.
Compare the view at Tokyo Station Marunouchi Plaza
A camera pin is not always a place to visit
The pin marks the camera facility or a documented reference point. Some cameras are on hotel roofs or broadcast buildings that visitors cannot enter. Check the entrance to the place you actually plan to visit.
The closest station by coordinates is Nijubashimae Station, 0.3 km from the camera reference point in a straight line. This is not a verified walking route or recommended access station. Check the visitor destination and its official access information.
The map also shows rail lines serving Nijubashimae Station. The distance above is a straight line, not a walking time. Check the actual entrance and route below.
The closest station in a straight line may not be the easiest way in. The route also ends at the camera reference point, so change it to the place you actually plan to visit. Check buses, journey time and first or last trains in the route results.
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