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    Every time I come to Ginza, I always set aside some time to browse this shopping center. Besides being able to take my time shopping at UNIQLO and GU, the stores are just the right size compared with the Ginza flagship stores, making it more relaxing to browse.

    After buying clothes, I head upstairs to Daiso!

    This Daiso is not only spacious but also has a very wide selection, with everything from daily necessities to snacks. With its affordable prices, it's no wonder you often see many international travelers coming here specifically to buy souvenirs. Daiso's sister brand THREEPPY is also not to be missed. I especially like coming here to pick out earrings and hair accessories. The designs are cute and inexpensive, so even if I accidentally lose or damage them, it doesn't hurt too much.

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    The location is amazing—step out in Ginza and it’s right there, so there’s zero chance of getting lost.

    The mall has a more upscale vibe, and it’s not loud or overwhelming.

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    There are three buildings in total. The world’s largest unique flagship store is here, along with Angelina’s dessert shop and Tokyu Hands. There’s so much to see and shop for—love it!

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    The food is okay, but honestly, there are way better shopping malls in Tokyo.

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    It's really close to Ginza, so it's super convenient!

    Also, their beef bowl at the restaurant is absolutely delicious.

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