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This eight-floor building – a landmark in Ginza – contains showrooms for Sony’s world-famous products, including the AIBO robot hound, PlayStation 3, VAIO, Cyber-Shot, Handycam and others. The building also contains a number of cafés and restaurants, and even an English pub.
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Transport Ginza Station (Ginza, Hibiya, Marunouchi lines), exit B9.
Telephone 03 3573 2563
Open 11am-7pm daily.
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Restaurants & Cafés near Sony Building
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Crowds started gathering around it as soon as this shop appeared in an alley in Ginza in March ...
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