Notice of Tokyo Showroom Relocation: From Nihonbashi to Marunouchi
MOONRAKERS Tokyo ShowroomAfter five years, to a new stage.
From Nihonbashi to Marunouchi.
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Today, we have an important announcement for everyone.
MOONRAKERS has decided to relocate its Tokyo showroom.
The Nihonbashi showroom, which you have patronized, will close on Sunday, September 6th. After approximately two weeks of preparation for the move, a new showroom will open on Friday, September 18th, in the Shin-Tokyo Building in Marunouchi.
It all started in Nihonbashi.
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MOONRAKERS was launched in Nihonbashi.
MOONRAKERS was launched in Nihonbashi.
And our first showroom was also in Nihonbashi.
A place where wonderful products from all over Japan gather, and where new industries begin. Nihonbashi was the perfect place to introduce future products to the world.
With this thought in mind, we decided to open a showroom that would serve as a point of contact with all of you.
Five years have passed since that beginning.
Five years have passed since that beginning.
Days were spent continuously speaking to make ourselves known to you. We received truly warm support and feedback from you. Supported by each encounter and connection that blossomed, MOONRAKERS has gradually expanded its activities and come this far.
From Nihonbashi to Marunouchi.
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Today, many of you visit our showroom, and our product lineup has also expanded significantly. The scope of MOONRAKERS' activities has grown beyond what the conventional Nihonbashi showroom (and office) could accommodate.
It was at this time that we were fortunate to find the Shin-Tokyo Building in Marunouchi, Tokyo.
Just a few minutes' walk from Tokyo Station and Yurakucho Station, the new space is more than four times larger than our previous showroom. Moreover, with the showroom and office located next to each other, we will be able to respond more agilely to your needs and various inquiries.
Our challenge began in Nihonbashi. Honestly, we had an attachment to Nihonbashi. However, this new opportunity is truly invaluable. We have decided to move forward with this new stage.
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MOONRAKERS
MOONRAKERS
Tokyo-Marunouchi Showroom
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〒100-0005
Shin-Tokyo Building 1F, 3-3-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Relocation Schedule
Nihonbashi Showroom Final Business Day: Sunday, September 6th
Marunouchi Showroom Opening Day: Friday, September 18th
Business Hours
Tuesday, Friday - Sunday: 12:00 - 18:30
Closed: Monday, Wednesday - Thursday
*Business hours and closed days remain unchanged.
Access
The new showroom is located on the 1st floor of the "Shin-Tokyo Building." It is accessible from multiple stations, including Tokyo Station and Yurakucho Station, as well as Nijubashi-mae Station and Hibiya Station.
▶ For access and facility details of Shin-Tokyo Building, click here.
Shin-Tokyo Building 1F｜Showroom Location
▼ The blue-outlined area is the MOONRAKERS Tokyo-Marunouchi Showroom
It is the section immediately to the left (reverse L-shape) after entering from the Yurakucho Station side entrance. If you have difficulty finding the location inside the building, please refer to this floor map.
To all the users who picked up and tried on our products at the showroom and gave us so much feedback. To our fellow creators, apparel companies, and media who took notice of us and visited. And to the local community of Nihonbashi who warmly welcomed and supported us newcomers.
Thank you very much for these past five years.
Looking back, it was because of this place that, even during difficult times, we were able to interact with many of you and look forward. Each voice we heard directly from you has led to new products and challenges.
From Nihonbashi to Marunouchi.
Our challenge began in Nihonbashi five years ago.
From here, in Marunouchi, we will continue that story.
All of us at MOONRAKERS eagerly look forward to seeing you again at our new showroom.
Project "MOONRAKERS"
