Ginza-Dori street

Ginza-Dori street is one of Japan's most prestigious shopping districts with a sense of history and elegance. It is lined with department stores and high-end brand stores, rivaling New York's Fifth Avenue and London's Oxford Street.

In addition to department stores such as" Wako," Ginza Mitsukoshi," and" Matsuya Ginza," and flagship stores of luxury brands such as" Tiffany" and" CHANEL," a large commercial complex called" GINZA SIX" opened in 2017 with facilities such as a Noh theater and a tourist station in addition to high brand stores. Many stores have a history of more than 100 years, such as "Itoya," a large stationery store located on the first through eighth floors of the building, and "Hakuhinkan," a toy store, and continue to be loved as an energetic spot where tradition and newness coexist.

The Ginza 4-chome intersection, where "Ginza Wako," marked by the clock tower that has become a landmark of Ginza, and "Ginza Mitsukoshi," also well known for its lion statue, is well known for their representative scenery is always used in photos and videos introducing Ginza. It is also known as the most expensive commercial district in Japan. On weekends and holidays, a pedestrian paradise is held. Visitors can enjoy a stroll while fully appreciating the atmosphere of the Ginza district.