An upscale shopping area with internationally renowned department stores, boutiques, restaurants, and coffeehouses. It features the Kabukiza Theater and Ginza Six, a multi-use building with hundreds of stores and a rooftop garden.
An upscale shopping area with internationally renowned department stores, boutiques, restaurants, and coffeehouses. It features the Kabukiza Theater and Ginza Six, a multi-use building with hundreds of stores and a rooftop garden.
Ginza SixShopping Mall
Kabukiza TowerObservation Deck
Ginza WakoDepartment Store
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Japan's most expensive luxury department store, the clock tower of this grand art deco building is a Ginza landmark. Founded in 1881 as a watch and jewellery shop, these still make up the core of their offerings but they've expanded to…
Located right across the street from Wako and its landmark clock tower on Ginza's main intersection, this two-floor shop specializes in the traditional Japanese paraphernalia (papers, fans, calligraphy brushes, votive scents etc.).
Kousui reflects both the aspiration to reach ever greater heights and is an allusion to the Zen phrase ‘Shoju sennen no midori’, meaning ‘the pine that stays verdant for a thousand years’.
A basement bar in Ginza, this establishment is known for its customized cocktails and international staff, offering a unique experience without a menu.
A specialty shop offering approximately 30 kinds of freshly made fruit sandwiches daily, featuring fruits directly from local farmers in Fukuoka and Kama.
Ginza SixShopping Mall
Kabukiza TowerObservation Deck
Ginza WakoDepartment Store
