Mihashi, First Avenue Tokyo Station｜TOURIST INFO

Mihashi is a wonderful Japanese sweets café boasting the most delicious anmitsu in Japan through carefully selected ingredients, including azuki red beans, honey and agar.

Enjoy the distinctly Japanese atmosphere of the café or take away sweets to enjoy at home.

Name	Mihashi, First Avenue Tokyo Station
Address	First Avenue Tokyo Station B1F, 1-9-1, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Tel	+81 3 5220 0384
Website	www.mihashi.co.jp/about/shop.html#tokyo

Operating hours and closing dates may change without notice. Please contact each facility to confirm availability before your visit.

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Mihashi, First Avenue Tokyo Station

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