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They have openly said they want more places to be redeveloped like Ginza of all places.

What's telling as well is that the Sony HQ in Ginza feels so dated.

You can try to flood Shibuya or Ginza with tens of thousands of tourists everyday it won't be much of an issue.

Don't forget that Apple has had a pretty stunning retail store in Ginza for nearly a decade now alongside LV, Prada, Chanel etc.

Earlier this year while I was staying in Ginza for the weekend a spring popped inside one of my lenses.

I'm also bothered when walking around Tokyo (it's very prevalent in Ginza for some reason).

A couple of months ago, riding the subway through Ginza Station for the first time in a while, I noticed that the door-closing melody was from the 1949 song Ginza Kankan Musume [1, 2].

Looking at APA Hotel in Ginza I see prices in the 10-20,000 JPY range ($66-$133) per night it just doesn’t feel insanely high.

I saw that at the same shop in Ginza back in 2008.

* Stationary at places like Itoya in Ginza (if that counts as tools).

> The Seiko Museum Ginza Has someone been to this place?

In Tokyo, the most extensive might be around Shinjuku Station [1], though there’s also a large one around Tokyo Station that is connected through a series of tunnels to a smaller one around Yurakucho and Ginza [2].

The best place to see this exemplified is Ginza, Tokyo where the store is right next to Louis Vuitton, Prada, Chanel etc.

Gilt’s offices are based in the easily accessible fashion district Ginza, in central Tokyo.

Jiro's place is currently located in Ginza, a rather upscale neighbourhood in Tokyo.