Having been around since 1971, department store Melsa was in need of a facelift. Under its new ...
Multi-use facility close to Ginza and Yurakucho stations.
With its bright red-roofed entrance, topped with a shisa (lion-dog statue), Ginza Washita is ...
Can’t get enough of Kumamon? The Kumamoto Plaza is the place to go for the best selection of ...
This four-storey building houses a grocery, sake shop, Japanese restaurant and Italian ...
Sweeten your hanami picnic with these gorgeous goodies
Need a vintage kimono or some collectable cups? You'll be sure to find whatever antiques you're ...
Emphasising the 'beauty of everyday use', Takumi specialises in folk crafts from Japan, the ...
Tile-shaped Japanese cookies with pretty seasonal designs and 'Japanese-style pancakes' served ...
Fans of miniature trees will have a field day marvelling at Uchikuan's bonsai selection, which ...
Looking for a touch of traditional class? Dress up in authentic kabuki garb and have your ...
Striving to create kimonos fit for 21st-century streets, these innovators are extremely ...
Ginza is full of shops with notable histories, but Toraya stands out even among such stiff ...
Making you forget all about shoddy flip-flops, Yoitaya specialises in artisanally crafted, ...
Mikawaya specialises in the kind of food that any commoner from old Edo would recognise. ...
Unlike conventional flower shops, this one primarily stocks wild grass. The seasonal plants and ...
Founded as a tabi (socks) shop right across from the Kabuki-za, Oonoya still deals in ...
With a selection of original and curated hats from stores like Borsalino and Christie’s, this ...
You know you're doing something right when the Imperial Household is on your client list. These ...
Sanrio’s flagship store was re-opened in late October 2009 with the largest selection of Sanrio ...
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