Your First Visit to Station Conference Manseibashi

Station Conference Manseibashi is a dedicated conference venue occupying the 3rd and 4th floors of JR Kanda Manseibashi Building in Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda. Situated just two minutes from Kanda Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, the venue also benefits from multiple subway and JR lines within a three-to-six-minute walk, making it convenient for both domestic and international attendees. With ten flexible meeting rooms ranging from a 323-seat theater-style hall to compact boardrooms, it caters to a wide range of business events, seminars, and conferences.

This guide covers practical information including how to get to Station Conference Manseibashi, where to stay, dining options nearby, and tips for your visit.


Getting to Station Conference Manseibashi

Station Conference Manseibashi is accessible from both Narita and Haneda airports via public transport in under one hour. The main routes are outlined below.

From Narita Airport

  • Keisei Skyliner + Tokyo Metro Ginza Line: Narita Airport → Ueno (Skyliner, approx. 41 min) → Kanda (Ginza Line, approx. 8 min) → 2 min walk (Exit 6). Total approx. 55 min, approx. ¥2,750. The Skyliner is reserved-seat and a comfortable, low-transfer option.
  • Narita Express (N’EX) + JR Chuo Line: Narita Airport → Tokyo Station (N’EX, approx. 55 min) → Kanda (JR Chuo Line (Rapid), approx. 2 min) → 6 min walk (North Exit). Total approx. 65 min, approx. ¥3,210. A practical choice when traveling with heavy luggage.

From Haneda Airport

  • Keikyu Line + JR Yamanote Line: Haneda Airport Terminal 1/2 → Shinagawa (Keikyu, approx. 13 min) → Kanda (JR Yamanote Line, approx. 15 min) → 6 min walk (North Exit). Total approx. 35 min, approx. ¥510. The most affordable option.
  • Tokyo Monorail + JR Keihin-Tohoku Line: Haneda Airport Terminal 1 → Hamamatsucho (Monorail, approx. 18 min) → Akihabara (JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, approx. 10 min) → 4 min walk (Electric Town Exit). Total approx. 40 min, approx. ¥670. Frequent service at any time of day.

From Nearby Stations

  • Kanda Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line) – Exit 6: 2 min walk ← Nearest
  • Ogawamachi Station (Toei Shinjuku Line) – Exit A3: 3 min walk
  • Awajicho Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line) – Exit A3: 3 min walk
  • Shin-Ochanomizu Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line) – Exit A3: 3 min walk
  • Akihabara Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line) – Electric Town Exit: 4 min walk
  • Akihabara Station (Tsukuba Express) – Exit A1: 5 min walk
  • Kanda Station (JR Yamanote/Chuo Line) – North Exit: 6 min walk
  • Ochanomizu Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line) – Hijiri-bashi Exit: 6 min walk
  • Iwamotocho Station (Toei Shinjuku Line) – Exit A2: 6 min walk
  • Akihabara Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line) – Exit 3: 6 min walk

Venue Details

  • Venue name: Station Conference Manseibashi
  • Address: JR Kanda Manseibashi Building 3F/4F, 1-25 Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda, Tokyo 101-0041
  • Nearest station: Kanda Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Exit 6), 2 min walk
  • Official website: https://www.tstc.jp/manseibashi/
  • Opening hours and inquiries: Please check the official website for the latest information.

Meeting Rooms at Station Conference Manseibashi

The conference floors on the 3rd and 4th floors of JR Kanda Manseibashi Building house ten rooms of varying sizes. Rooms can be used independently or combined to accommodate different event scales.

Room 404ABC (Largest, 4F)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity323
School capacity130
Area273 m²

The largest configuration, formed by combining rooms 404A, 404B, and 404C on the 4th floor. Suited for large conferences and plenary sessions.

Rooms 404AB / 404BC (Mid-size, 4F)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity204
School capacity80
Area182 m²

A two-room combination on the 4th floor. Ideal for seminars and training sessions in the 100–200 person range.

Room 405AB (Mid-size, 4F)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity204
School capacity80
Area180 m²

Another two-room combination in a separate zone on the 4th floor, useful for running parallel events of similar scale.

Room 304AB (3F Combined)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity156
School capacity64
Area140 m²

A combined meeting room on the 3rd floor, well suited for mid-size workshops and study sessions.

Room 302 (3F, Independent)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity130
School capacity48
Banquet (island) capacity36
Area115 m²

An independent room on the 3rd floor supporting island-style seating for group work and panel discussions.

Rooms 404A / 404B / 404C (4F, Independent)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity107
School capacity48
Area91 m²

Each 4th-floor room used independently. Suitable for small-to-medium meetings and seminars.

Rooms 405A / 405B (4F, Independent)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity105
School capacity46
Area91 m²

Independent use of the 405 rooms. Well matched to seminars and training sessions of around 100 participants.

Room 301 (3F, Independent)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity99
School capacity32
Area87 m²

A smaller independent room on the 3rd floor, suited to compact meetings and briefings.

Room 303 (3F, Independent)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity88
School capacity36
Area76 m²

A compact independent room on the 3rd floor for smaller seminars and breakout sessions.

Rooms 401 / 402 / 403 (4F, Small)

DetailSpecification
Theater capacity38
School capacity16
Area43 m²

Small meeting rooms on the 4th floor, ideal for private meetings, board discussions, or small-group breakouts.


The following hotels are within walking distance or a short transit ride from the venue. Check availability on each hotel’s official website before booking.

HOTEL MYSTAYS Ochanomizu Conference Center

A large business hotel close to the venue, offering in-house conference facilities as well. Well suited for groups and multi-day event stays.

Belken Hotel Kanda

A high-end budget hotel in the Kanda Sudacho area, within about one minute of Awajicho Station. Clean and well-maintained, appealing to cost-conscious business travelers.

Hotel Resol Stay Akihabara

Opened in 2023, this city hotel caters to extended stays with a full range of modern amenities. A practical choice for participants attending multi-day events.

APA Hotel Akihabara Suehirocho Ekimae

A well-established business hotel chain property in front of Suehirocho Station. Reliable service and clean rooms are consistent with APA standards throughout the Akihabara area.

Under Railway Hotel Akihabara

A design hotel built under the elevated railway, featuring an on-site café and strong Wi-Fi. Offers a distinctive stay compared to conventional business hotels.


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The Kanda–Akihabara area offers a diverse dining scene, from upscale kaiseki to casual bistros and specialty coffee. A selection by genre is listed below.

Traditional Japanese (Upscale)

Kaiseki Kappo Kirari

An established kaiseki restaurant in Kanda Konya-cho with 18 years of history. It specializes in multi-course fine dining suited to business entertainment and formal dinners.

Japanese (Casual)

Shunmi Miyabi Akihabara

A Japanese izakaya in Kanda Sakumacho featuring seasonal ingredients. Course menus are available, making it well set up for banquets and group dining after events.

Western

lei

A tucked-away bistro in Kanda Izumicho serving French and Italian cuisine with an extensive natural wine list. A relaxed setting for post-event dinners with small groups.

Asian

Chinka-shisai Chinese Restaurant Akihabara

Authentic Taiwanese and Sichuan cuisine in Kanda Izumicho. Spice level is adjustable, and lunch service is available, making it convenient for midday breaks between sessions.

Café

KIELO COFFEE AKIHABARA

A specialty coffee shop in Taito with a focus on third-wave brewing methods. Open from morning, making it a convenient stop for coffee before the day’s sessions begin.

Bar

Bar Hatsuki

A cocktail bar in Kanda Higashi-Matsushita-cho with a calm, understated atmosphere. Well suited as an after-dinner stop following a business meal or for a small private gathering.


Tips Before You Visit

Choosing the Right Station

Navigation apps often highlight Akihabara Station, but Kanda Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (Exit 6) is the closest at 2 minutes. Ogawamachi, Awajicho, and Shin-Ochanomizu stations—each served by different lines—are also within 3 minutes. Choose based on your origin to minimize transfers.

Allow Time at the Entrance

The venue occupies the 3rd and 4th floors of JR Kanda Manseibashi Building. Elevators from the 1st-floor entrance can become congested just before event start times. Aim to enter the building five to ten minutes before your session begins.

Staying Dry in the Rain

mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi—a covered arcade built within the brick arches of the former Manseibashi railway station—is located within one minute of the venue. Walking through its café and shop corridor provides shelter from the rain on wet days.

Weekend Congestion Around Akihabara

Akihabara draws large crowds on weekends for electronics, anime, and related interests. While Kanda Station itself tends to be less affected, allow extra travel time if your route passes through Akihabara Station on a weekend.

Ongoing Redevelopment Near Akihabara

A large-scale urban redevelopment project in southern Sotokanda 1-chome broke ground in April 2025, with completion scheduled for summer 2029. Expect construction noise and possible pedestrian detours near Akihabara Station during this period. Check your route in advance.

Convenience Stores and ATMs

Multiple convenience stores operate throughout the Kanda–Akihabara area. ATMs accepting international cards are available at 7-Eleven (Seven Bank) and Japan Post Bank branches.