Description Although it is a small shrine, it was allowed to sell Tokuji (something like a lottery ticket) during the Edo period. For this reason, it now attracts many worshipers as a power spot that improves financial luck. It also sells goshuin stamps. (500 yen) Business Hours All times Closed Days None English Support unknown […]
Description It is a collective name for four complexes: Coredo Muromachi 1, Coredo Muromachi 2, Coredo Muromachi 3, and Coredo Muromachi Terrace. (1 and 2 have a connecting passage) Coredo Muromachi 1 has relatively many restaurants from 4F to B1F, and Coredo Muromachi 2 has a similar number of restaurants from 2F to B1F. Coredo […]
Description The location used to be the Tokyu Department Store Nihonbashi store, and corresponds to the 1st basement floor to the 4th floor above ground of the Nihonbashi 1-chome Mitsui Building. COREDO is a coined word that combines the words “”Core”” and “”Edo””. B1F will be a cafe and snacks, 1F~3F will be fashion and […]
Description It is said that this name came from the fact that during the Meiji period, there was an amazake shop at the entrance (west end), and Meiji-za was located at the exit (east end). Many shops selling traditional Japanese sweets and Japanese food can be seen. It is a shopping street relatively suitable for […]
Description Erected in 1617, it burned down in the Great Kanto Earthquake, so the current building was completed in 1934. It has an unusual design with ancient Indian style motifs and is designated as an important cultural property. There is no goshuin, but commemorative stamps are installed, and there is a restaurant in the Daiichi […]
Description It is a gallery specializing in graphic design established in 1986 by Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. as part of its cultural activities. It holds regular exhibitions, with a wide variety of content ranging from traditional graphic design exhibitions to cutting-edge technology introductions. Business Hours AM11:00 to PM7:00 Closed Days Every Sunday and holiday […]
Description This commercial complex opened in 2016 on the site of the former Sapporo Ginza Building, and its design is based on the traditional craft of openwork. It is a 11-story building from 2 floors underground to 11 floors above ground, with a beer hall and bar in the basement, NISSAN CROSSING on the 1st […]
Description This commercial complex opened in 2016 on the site of the Ginza TS Building (formerly Ginza Toshiba Building), and is characterized by a design inspired by the traditional craft of Edo Kiriko. It has 5 floors underground to 11 floors above ground, with cafes and general stores on B1F to B2F, fashion brands on […]
Description This is a 6-story museum that opened in 1981, and the Grand Seiko Museum will open on the 6th floor in 2024. You can learn about the history of watches in Japan and the world, the history of Seiko, and the value of watches. Approximately 100 items, including popular and valuable models, are on […]
Description Unlike a regular Nissan showroom, we introduce the latest concept cars and experience driving a GT-R. The cars on display, including classic cars, are changed regularly, and events such as live broadcasts of SUPER GT are also held. Business Hours AM10:00 to PM8:00 Closed Days Irregular English Support unknown Barrier-Free unknown Fees Free (admission) […]
