Tokyo Stock Exchange Chuo

2-1 Nihonbashi Kabutocho, Chuo , Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, Japan - Phone: 03-3665-1881
  • Traveler Rating 4.00
    9 reviews 5 travel blogs 3 photos

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TravelPod Member ReviewsTokyo Stock Exchange Chuo

  • Excellent (if this is your thing)

    5

    rt9812 3 contributions Southend-on-Sea, United Kingdom Jan 10, 2013

    Lots to do- a museum, tours, a viewing gallery and lot of information. Really worth visiting for a few hours if this interests you. If it doesn't to begin with, it probably wont convert you and possibly bore you. Its the second biggest in the world and is an excellent demonstrate of Tokyo's global commercial significance.

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  • Unfrenzied but a great destination

    4

    sarah.mansergh 1 contribution United States Jun 11, 2012

    If you are looking for the frenzy of the trading floor this is not that. However the interpretation and history museum are great. It really is worth a visit over to this area. Just head around back to collect your visitor badge and begin your self guided tour. There is also a possibility of a tour with a mock trading game but call ahead for an English tour and to check times.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Tokyo Stock Exchange Chuo

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    First day out in Tokyo

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    Hannah and I headed out this morning in the torrential rain, the first really rainy day Hannah has had since August, obviousy I've brought the UK's wettest year on record with me. At Tokyo Central Station we collected our tickets for the bullet train (Shinkansen) for Nagoya and Kyoto, which we'll be using over the next few days. Outside the station …

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    Tokyo's Business District at Nihonbashi

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    Today I put my tourist hat on and did some more sight seeing. There were a few bits I wanted to do that I knew Hannah wouldn't mind missing, as they didn't involve sushi. Tokyo is one of the three global command centres along with New York and London. It has the worlds largest urban agglomeration economy and the second largest stock exchange. After …

  • 3

    Touristing, hospital and a Japanese guide

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    Woke up at 4am for another run at Tsukiji-missed it by just a few people this time so I wandered down to Shiodome/Shimbashi and saw Miyazaki Hayao's grand clock and a glimpse at the train stations waking up for the day. Followed that up with a steaming bowl of ebiten soba for my first bowl of slurping goodness.



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Related BlogsTokyo Stock Exchange Chuo

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    Tokyo

    ... got the impression that Tokyo was deliberately trying to piss us off. We went to see the hundreds of people going crazy on the stock exchange floor but they had replaced cry-out trading with a computerized system so we got to stare at 3men sat behind a ...

  • 2

    Tokyo's Business District at Nihonbashi

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    ... the worlds largest urban agglomeration economy and the second largest stock exchange. After my last failed attempt to visit the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) on a Sunday, I revisited it today. I wondered whether I would actually be allowed in and if I was, ...

  • 3

    First day out in Tokyo

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    ... park like view of the skyscrappers was probably the most interesting part. The day got better after a lengthy explore to The Tokyo Stock Exchange, on which, after being within five minutes of it, I realised it was a Sunday and the trading floor would be ...

  • 4

    Tokyo - Day 2 - Friday

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    ... We normally don't have restaurants on the 4th level in the States. After lunch we went our separate ways and I headed to the Tokyo Stock Exchange to visit my money (ha, ha) and later to Ginza to check out the Sony Center. I ended up getting lost ...

  • 5

    Ginza: The nightmare of walking to nowhere!

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    ... the store we decided we'd visit the shrine which appeared nearby-ish.  We head East, and after passing the Tokyo Stock exchange and many other un-interesting business related subjects we were getting really tired and a little annoyed by having to ...