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This venerable shop one door away from Wako is historically and culturally significant for being the first in Tokyo to sell anpan – bread rolls filled with azuki bean paste. Break up a Ginza shopping or sightseeing trip with a visit to Kimuraya and try them for yourself.
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Transport Ginza Station (Ginza, Hibiya, Marunouchi lines), exits A9 & B1
Telephone 03 3561 0091
Open 10am-9.30pm daily
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