Ginza Walking Tour: must see 20 Spots!

Ginza Walking Tour: must see 20 Spots!GINZA SIX,Tokyu Plaza Ginza,Ginza Mitsukoshi, Matsuya Ginza,ITOYA,Shiseido Parlour,Art Aquarium Museum Ginza,Don Quijote Ginza,Hakuhinkan Toy Park,Seiko House Ginza Clock Tower,UNIQLO Ginza,GU Ginza,Kabuki-za Theatre,Dover Street Market Ginza,Nissan Crossing,Tsukiji Outer Market,Tsukiji Honganji Temple,Namiyoke Shrine,Yamano Music Ginza,Yamaha Ginza!

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These are must see places in Ginza!

GINZA SIX

One of Ginza’s largest luxury malls, featuring designer brands, art displays, and a beautiful rooftop garden.

Tokyu Plaza Ginza

A striking building with a lattice-style exterior.

The upper-floor terrace offers great city views and a relaxing break.

Ginza Mitsukoshi

A historic department store known for luxury brands and an excellent food hall.

Matsuya Ginza

A stylish department store with fashion, lifestyle items, and rotating art exhibitions.

ITOYA

A famous stationery store offering premium pens, paper, and creative supplies on multiple floors.

Shiseido Parlour

A classic restaurant and café known for elegant Western dishes, parfaits, and its iconic custard pudding.

Art Aquarium Museum Ginza

A unique art space combining illuminated installations with beautiful varieties of goldfish.

It’s in the same building as Ginza Mitsukoshi.

Don Quijote Ginza

A popular discount store where visitors can find souvenirs, cosmetics, snacks, and more.

It’s opening 24 hours.

Hakuhinkan Toy Park

A long-established toy store loved by kids and adults, featuring dolls, model cars, and fun souvenirs.

Seiko House Ginza Clock Tower

Formerly the Wako Building, this iconic clock tower is a symbol of Ginza and showcases Seiko’s craftsmanship.

UNIQLO Ginza

One of the world’s biggest UNIQLO flagship stores, offering the full product lineup across many floors.

GU Ginza

A trendy and affordable fashion stor with a spacious layout and the latest styles.

Kabuki-za Theatre

The home of traditional Japanese Kabuki.

Even from the outside, the building’s grand design is impressive.

Dover Street Market Ginza

An avant-garde fashion and concept store blending art, design, and cutting-edge clothing.

It’s produced by Rei Kawakubo.

Nissan Crossing

A futuristic showroom displaying Nissan’s newest concept cars and technology.

Tsukiji Outer Market

A lively market area filled with fresh seafood, snacks, and street-food stalls.

Tsukiji Honganji Temple

A Buddhist temple with a unique Indian-inspired architectural style, offering a peaceful atmosphere.

Namiyoke Shrine

A local shrine known for its large lion heads and for protecting the Tsukiji area from disasters.

Yamano Music Ginza

A major music store offering instruments, sheet music, and a wide selection of CDs.

Yamaha Ginza

A multi-floor music hub with instrument showrooms, sheet music, and spaces to experience Yamaha’s sound.

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