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Nihonbashi / Ginza

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Tokyu Plaza Ginza

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 5-2-1

This commercial facility facing Ginza’s Sukiyabashi intersection opened as a new Ginza landmark in 2016. It has a distinctive exterior based on a motif of Edo-kiriko (a type of faceted glass from Edo that is a traditional craft), and even features a comfortable lounge in which guests are free to relax as well as a rooftop terrace. Inside the building are a diverse collection of restaurants and shops including miscellaneous goods and duty-free shops based around fashion. HINKA RINKA, a fashion select store targeting adult women, occupies floors three to five and is quite popular. The basement floor is directly connected to Ginza Station.
Tsukiji Fish Market, Odawara-bashi Building

Shopping

Tokyo Chuou-ku Tsukiji 6-26-1

The Tsukiji Fish Market is a fresh fish market with about 60 stands over two buildings, the Odawara-bashi Building and Kaiko-bashi Building. The first floor is Tsukiji's famous market of marine products, fruits, and vegetables. The food court with seafood restaurants, a kitchen studio, and event space is located on the third-floor of Odawara-bashi Building and opens at 7 a.m. The food court is a place for people to relax at the Tsukiji Fish Market where guests can have a meal or a break and enjoy special events.
Pokémon Center Tokyo DX & Pokémon Cafe

Gourmet / Alcohol

Tokyo Chuo-ku Nihonbashi 2-11-2 Nihonbashi Izumi-chuo SC Higashidate 5F

Located in the Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C., the official Pokémon store sells game software and original goods, and hosts numerous campaigns and events. The cafe has a wood-toned interior where you can enjoy Pokémon-themed food and drinks to your heart's content.
Suitengu Shrine

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashikakigarachou 2-4-1

Suitengu Shrine is a branch shrine of the Kurume Suitengu Shrine in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture, and is well known for a place to seek easy childbirth and offer prayers for children. It began when the Arima family of the Kurume Domain established it as a branch on the grounds of their Edo land out of reverence to the Kurume Suitengu Shrine. The shrine is bustling with visitors offering prayers for easy childbirth and children, and on the premises are statues including one of a dog with its litter that presides over a 12-year Chinese zodiac for visitors to touch, and a parent-and-child set of kappa (mythical water-dwelling creatures). The cute ema (votive picture tablets) featuring a dog and its puppies is also popular. A festival is held each year on May 5th.
COREDO Nihonbashi

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashi 1-4-1

This is a commercial facility located on the lower floors of the skyscraper “Nihonbashi 1-chome Mitsui Building” in Nihonbashi, Chuo City, Tokyo. All the five floors in the facility are stores popular with women such as famous casual brands, shops dealing with fashion and unique miscellaneous goods, beauty salons, and cosmetics shops. The restaurant street with a choice of Japanese, Western, Chinese, and ethnic food is open until 11 pm, and is perfect for dinner after work.
BVLGARI Ginza Tower

4.0

46 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuo-ku Ginza 2-7-12

"This building is the location of the flagship store for Bulgari, one of Italy's top high class jewelry brands. Located a two-minute walk from Ginza Station and Ginza-itchome Station, the extravagant building was designed to resemble a giant glass jewelry box. Floors one through three are occupied by shop areas, while a restaurant and bar operated by Bulgari can be found above. The building's decorative lighting, modeled after Bulgari's iconic Serpenti (Italian for ""snake"") jewelry series, has become a wintertime tradition in Ginza. The magical, beautiful color changing lights illuminate the Ginza night sky with sparkling luxury."

I had lunch here and it was easily one of the best meals of my life. They say it is hard to have a bad meal in Italy well this applies to Tokyo as well. All the courses were fresh and sourced from...
Harumi Triton Square

Shopping

Tokyo Chuou-ku Harumi 1-8-16

On the premises of this complex commercial facility located in the Harumi district of Tokyo’s Chuo City are three buildings that mainly feature office space yet also include a shopping mall, shops offering various services, cultural facilities, and even residences. The shopping mall has been created to give the impression of a village in southern Europe, and has a complete range of shops for everyday life including cafes, restaurants, fashion, beauty and clinics. There is also a plaza with beautiful flowers and trees which serves as a place of rejuvenation for those working in the nearby office towers.
Hamarikyu Asahi Hall

4.0

3 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chuou-ku Tsukiji 5-3-2 Asahi Shimbun Tokyo Head Office / New Building 2F

This chamber music hall in the Tsukiji district of Tokyo’s Chuo City mostly holds concerts and recitals for musicians from Japan and overseas. Despite its relatively small size with just 552 seats, it is world-renown for its beautiful sound acoustics, which, according to a survey by the American Physical Society, rivals New York’s Carnegie Hall. The hall has a shoebox style of construction where guests can enjoy a sensitive musical performance from any seat in the venue.

岩崎宏美＆国府弘子のpiano...
Shiseido Gallery

4.0

32 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 8-8-3 Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Building B1

The Shiseido Gallery was originally opened in 1919, making it oldest surviving art gallery in Japan. The Shiseido Gallery's vision is to contribute to the discovery and creation of new types of beauty; focusing on contemporary art, the Gallery works actively to showcase art that embodies the contemporary era while demonstrating both cutting-edge innovation and purity. In 2001, the Shiseido Gallery reopened in the B1 level of the Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Building. With an exhibition space that features a ceiling that is more than five meters in height, making it the highest in the Ginza area, the new Shiseido Gallery has attracted a great deal of interest from international artists.

Basement floor. Cool space. It’s a quick visit, but so worth it! It’s in Ginza so you can check it out between shopping sightseeing. Hermes 8th floor gallery also cool if you are going to shiseido
Oidemase Yamaguchi-kan

3.5

37 Reviews

Shopping

Tokyo Chuo-ku Nihonbashi 2-3-4 Nihonbashi Plaza Building 1F

"Located in the Nihonbashi business district, this Yamaguchi Prefecture antenna store serves as an information terminal for the prefecture, selling local products, exhibiting folk crafts, and providing tourist information, etc. The store is a four-minute walk from the Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station, yet it is located in a relaxed atmosphere. The shop also sells a wide variety of local specialties, such as Shimonoseki's nationally famous ""Fukuro,"" fish paste, sea urchin, tea and sake made in the rich natural environment, as well as folk crafts such as Hagiyaki, a traditional Hagi ware, and Yanai goldfish lanterns, which are displayed in the white-walled streets of the city."

[長門（日本橋）]に《くず餅（わらび餅）》を購入しに行った際こちらにも何か美味しいものはないかと立ち寄り、日本酒《八千代酒造純米吟醸・山田錦 1683円税込》と《萩夏みかんマルマレット（たけなか製） 200 g...
Tsukishima Monja Street

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuo-ku Tsukishima 1-8-1
Tokyo Square Garden

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Kyoubashi 3-1-1

An office building and commercial facility directly connected to Tokyo Metro Kyobashi Station (G10) in Kyobashi, Chuo City, Tokyo. A variety of restaurants can be found on floors B1 through 2; the facility is also host an outdoor shop, pharmacy, and community FM radio station. Between floors 3 through 6, there's a nursery school, clinic, Kyobashi Kankyo Station, and the Tokyo Convention Hall.
Haibara

4.0

25 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashi 2-7-1 Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower

Founded in 1806, this long-established washi (Japanese paper) shop has steadfastly continued to support a lifestyle of washi for more than 200 years. Their “gampishi” with its smooth writing feel was sold to the commoners of Edo, and became famous for its solid reputation. The storefront features a diverse array of washi-based products including washi, Japanese trinkets, stationery, kinpu (envelopes for monetary gifts) and noshibukuro (paper bags in which to put presents), and conveys the essence of Edo to the present day. Works by some modern painters such as Takehisa Yumeji, Shibata Zeshin, and Kawanabe Kyosai are even incorporated in the products. The closest station is Nihombashi Station.

母へのプレゼントを買いに行きました。品物は良いと思いますが、レジでずっと店員が喋ってる、またプレゼント用に包装をお願いしたところ包装紙に包んだ状態で差し出され気遣いとかを感じられない接客にがっかりしました。個人的には二度と利用しないと思います。
NINBEN (Nihonbashi Main Shop)

3.5

41 Reviews

Shopping

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashimuromachi 2-2-1 COREDO Muromachi 1/1F

This katsubushi shaved fish specialty store is in the Coredo Muromachi 1 commercial center in Nihonbashi-Muromachi, Chuo City. In addition to shaving demonstrations and the sale of high grade katsubushi at their Nihonbashi Kezuriba Corner, they also sell a variety of goods related to dashi broth like flaked bonito, soup packs, and the standard items used in soup stock. Their adjacent Nihonbashi Dashi Bar serves bonito dashi stocks, soups-of-the-month, bento boxes in limited quantities, side dishes, and more.

日本橋コレド室町1の1Ｆ、通るとおだしのいい香りにつられ、日本橋だし場でおだしを楽しむ人が多いです。物販コーナーは定番の鰹節やつゆ、ドレッシングなどもあり、父の日前にはおつまみをそろえた晩酌セットなるものを購入しました。地下で三越やコレド室町テラスともつながっているので、雨の日も便利です。
GINZA KYUBEY

4.5

883 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 8-7-6

This sushi restaurant in Ginza is famous for its traditional Edo-mae sushi that makes use of the taste and season of its ingredients. Ever since it was founded in 1935, it has been visited by many VIPs including those from the political world. Guests can choose between counter seats, hori-gotatsu recessed floor seats, table seats, and private rooms. In recent years it has also become popular with foreign tourists for the ability to enjoy a relaxed meal in a Japanese-style space known as “modern sukiya-zukuri.” It also has a complete take-out menu featuring futomaki (a thick roll of sushi) and bara-chirashi.

Mediocre omakase experience at best. Unsanitary food preparation. The sushi chef used a single cloth to clean the knifes, boards, and plates of multiple diners. Very gross, though we didn’t want to...
Coredo Muromachi 2

Shopping

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashimuromachi 2-3-1

This is an urban shopping mall from the Mitsui Shopping Park chain. It has a multiplex with the latest facilities, so you can enjoy dinner and a movie. A variety of gourmet shops are located on the first basement floor with convenient takeout available. There are unique bars and restaurants on the first and second floors. It also houses Ninben, the veteran katsuobushi dried bonito shop, and a shop run by the Hakkaisan sake brewery.
Kyobashi Edogrand

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Kyoubashi 2-2-1

An urban commercial complex built on the site of the former Kyo Building. The facility was built not by a sole major developer but rather by land and building owners working together as a redevelopment association, resulting in a facility closely tied to the local area. The facility is comprised of two buildings-the preserved and restored Meiji-ya Kyobashi Building, and the new redevelopment building. A wide array of tenants occupies the buildings, from long-standing shops which have operated in the Kyobashi area for ages, to new stores and establishments.
Tokyo Stock Exchange

Life / Living / Hospital

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashikabutochou 2-1

An exchange for financial instruments located in Nihombashikabuto-cho, Chuo City, Tokyo. The exchange has opened for markets including the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, on which is listed the stocks of various famous international and domestic companies, and the Second Section, Mothers and JASDAQ. In Japan, the name of the exchange is frequently shortened to Tosho.
KIRARITO GINZA

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 1-8-19

A commercial shopping facility located at the entrance to Ginza just a one minute walk from Ginza-itchome Station. The name alludes to a wish for the facility to become a shining beacon in Ginza. Built around the concept of “brilliant life stages,” the facility hosts fashionable apparel shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as a jewelry shops offering wedding rings and a variety of events and shops for assisting with bridal preparations.
Ginza Hakuhinkan Gekijo

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 8-8-11

A theater that was first opened in 1978 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Hakuhinkan shopping facility. The theater is located on the eighth floor of the 10 story building. The theater hosts a variety of programs including live theater and concerts with a focus on musicals. The close distance between the seats and stages allows attendees to really immerse themselves in the performance. The theater is also dedicated to cultivating young talent and has produced a variety of celebrated individuals such as director Amon Miyamoto, who debuted here in a production of the musical I Got Merman.

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