SIGHTSEEING
At the heart of Tokyo lies Ginza,
a refined district renowned for its luxury brands and gourmet cuisine.
Its sophisticated streetscape, adorned with prestigious brands and culinary delights,captivates visitors.
Experience
a harmonious blend of historic landmarks and contemporary trends in Ginza,
tailor-made for your perfect stay.
At the entrance, a red carpet is laid out, and sparkling chandeliers create an elegant ambiance. With a stage similar to that of the Takarazuka Grand Theater in Hyogo Prefecture, the Tokyo Takarazuka Theater serves as the base for Takarazuka Revue performances throughout the year. Following performances at the Takarazuka Grand Theater, the same productions are staged here.
The Kabuki-za is the world's only theater dedicated exclusively to kabuki, located in Tokyo's Ginza district. Established in 1889 in the area of Kobikicho, it has overcome numerous disasters and is currently in its fifth iteration. Equipped with state-of-the-art stage mechanisms, it is a complex facility featuring an underground plaza for shopping and an office tower.
The Kokyo Gaien National Gardens is a vast park located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, surrounding the Imperial Palace. It's a beautiful spot where nature and history harmonize, perfect for strolling and picnicking. Visitors can enjoy the changing scenery throughout the seasons, with the cherry blossoms particularly stunning when in full bloom.
The The Tsukiji Outer Market is a comprehensive market for food, including fresh produce. It encompasses over 400 shops offering a wide range of items such as fresh fish, vegetables, meat, dried goods, seasonings, cooking utensils, tableware, and even restaurants. It caters to diverse needs, serving wholesalers, local residents, and tourists alike, making it a bustling market.
Hama-rikyu Gardens is a representative daimyo garden from the Edo period, featuring a tidal pond and two duck hunting grounds. The tidal pond, known as "Shioiri-no-ike," is a feature that channels seawater, allowing the pond's ambiance to change with the ebb and flow of the tide, a style commonly used in seaside gardens. Other gardens like the Former Shiba Detached Palace Garden, Kiyosumi Garden, and the Former Yasuda Garden also had tidal ponds in the past. However, currently, Hama-rikyu Gardens is the only one where seawater actually flows in and out.
Since its opening in 1958, TOKYO TOWER has been beloved as a landmark of Tokyo, standing at a height of 333 meters. It features two observation decks at 150 meters and 250 meters, offering breathtaking views of the capital city. Additionally, at the base of the tower, there is a commercial complex called "FootTown," where visitors can enjoy various facilities including an esports park and souvenir shops.
The first-ever all-weather, multipurpose stadium in Japan, which can be considered the "face" of Tokyo Dome City. Since its opening in 1988, it has hosted a wide variety of big events throughout the year, including baseball games, concerts, and exhibitions. Being all-weather, it can be used without being affected by the weather, providing peace of mind to event organizers and attendees alike.
Located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, this park consists of formal, landscape, and Japanese-style gardens, cherished
by many as a national park.
Spanning a vast area, it harmonizes beautiful nature with historic structures,
offering picturesque views throughout the seasons. Renowned as a cherry blossom spot,
it serves as a tranquil sanctuary where visitors can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and find
solace in its serene atmosphere
※Drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes and using sports equipment(except in the Kids Area) in the garden are
prohibited.
Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa is an indoor facility located just a 2-minute walk from Shinagawa Station, where you can enjoy viewing approximately 20,000 creatures from around 350 species while in the heart of the city. With the concept of "Cutting-edge Tokyo Entertainment," the facility features exhibits and programs that blend digital technology with living creatures. Through entertainment techniques, it showcases the allure of the ocean world.
Ueno Zoological Gardens, established in 1882 (Meiji 15) as a facility attached to the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, is the first zoo in Japan. Despite being located in the heart of Tokyo, it maintains a natural landscape, making it a urban-type zoo. It houses approximately 3,000 animals of about 300 species, including giant pandas and western lowland gorillas.
TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN is a large complex centered around the world's tallest tower, the "Tokyo Skytree®". It includes over 300 shops in the commercial facility "Tokyo Solamachi®", as well as attractions such as Sumida Aquarium, the "Sky" Planetarium, and the Postal Museum. Visitors can enjoy shopping, dining, and various activities throughout the day at this comprehensive facility.
Asakusa is located in the old town area of Tokyo and is a charming neighborhood where tradition and modernity harmonize. It features historical landmarks such as Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise-dori Street, where traditional stalls and shops line the streets. The nostalgic atmosphere and Edo-period streetscape captivate visitors, making Asakusa a delightful destination.
Yoyogi Park is the fifth largest park among the Tokyo Metropolitan Parks within the 23 special wards. It is divided into two sections across a road: Area A serves as a forest park, while Area B features a contrasting athletic stadium, outdoor stage, and more. The park hosts numerous events throughout the year.
TOKYU PLAZA GINZA is a comprehensive commercial facility spanning 13 floors, featuring a diverse range of shops from luxury brands and fashion to beauty and lifestyle goods. Visitors can experience high-quality, sophisticated shopping that embodies the essence of Ginza. The facility also offers a variety of restaurants and cafes, allowing visitors to enjoy luxurious moments in refined surroundings.
GINZA SIX is the largest complex commercial facility in the Ginza area. It hosts over 200 shops ranging from flagship stores of global fashion brands to lifestyle, beauty, food, and restaurants. Additionally, there is the Kanze Noh Theater on the third basement floor and the approximately 4,000 square meters "GINZA SIX Garden" on the rooftop, offering various experiences beyond shopping.
The landmark of Ginza, known for its intersection at Ginza 4-chome, is the Wako Main Store. We offer high-quality products, including watches, jewelry, and men's and women's goods, either developed in-house or carefully selected from domestic and international sources. We cherish a commitment to excellence and hospitality cultivated over our long history and tradition.
A multifunctional complex integrating high-rise buildings, a shopping mall, offices, an art museum, and a hotel. Known as a landmark in Roppongi, it offers a diverse range of brands and restaurants in its commercial area, as well as facilities for experiencing culture and art.
