Tourist Information
Image courtesy: Shochiku Co., Ltd. / Kabukiza Co., Ltd.
Kabuki-za Theatre
Japan's leading kabuki theater since its opening in 1889. Single-act seats are available for brief kabuki experiences. The Kabuki Inari Shrine on the premises also offers goshuin stamps.
https://www.kabuki-bito.jp/theaters/kabukiza/
5-minute walk from the hotel
Wako
Specialty store handling watches, jewelry, men's and women's goods, and interior decorations. The clock tower is a famous symbol of Ginza.
10-minute walk from the hotel
Ginza 4-chome Intersection
An intersection in the heart of Ginza where Chuo-dori, Ginza’s main street, meets Harumi-dori. It is also a popular spot for photos.
10-minute walk from the hotel
GINZA SIX
Ginza Six is the largest luxury shopping complex in the Ginza area. In the central atrium, works by artists in Japan and abroad are exhibited. You can enjoy the installation arts while shopping.
5-minute walk from the hotel
Miyuki-dori
When Emperor Meiji visited the Naval Academy, Naval War College, and Hama-rikyū, this street served as his imperial route, giving rise to the name "Miyuki (Imperial Visit) Street."
Near the hotel
Tokyu Plaza Ginza
The Edo Kiriko–inspired exterior expresses a “vessel of light” that creates and shares new ideas while embracing diverse cultures. With a rooftop terrace, museum, Noh theater, and more; you may enjoy various activities other than shopping.
https://ginza.tokyu-plaza.com/
10-minute walk from the hotel