Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Hello. This is a new correspondent, Hanes.
About a month ago, I won the women's singles at the National Tennis Open.
Naomi Osaka, the first Japanese player to win the four major tournaments.
On September 13, I became the Nissan Brand Ambassador.
In response to such nice news, the other day I went to NISSAN CROSSING at the corner of Ginza 4-chome intersection.



I was always looking at exhibits of future cars equipped with cutting-edge technology from outside.
When you enter inside, there is also a cool car on the upper floor.
Many people came from overseas, and I was able to see the high interest in Japanese cars.



Of course, it would be nice to see such a car and enjoy it.
There is another thing you can't miss when you come to NISSAN CROSSING!
That is the CROSSING CAFE on the second floor.
In this cafe, you can enjoy MACCHI-ART, cold press soda, cafe latte, etc.



In particular, on the surface of MACCHI-ART, you can draw a photo of Nissan cars and customers photographed on the spot.
It is gaining popularity among women and foreign visitors to Japan.
It is surprisingly clearly reproduced on the surface of the coffee with cutting-edge technology.
In commemoration, we often see people who choose two-shot photos with couples and couples.
According to the shop, ice cream will be more complete than hot.


(Provided by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.)

While enjoying the original MACCHI-ART, you can see the exhibition car and the scenery of Ginza 4-chome.
Watching Nissan promotion video on the iPad installed on the table in the cafe.
It's also nice to be able to enjoy a variety of ways.


(Provided by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.)

The milk part of MACCHI-ART is slightly sweet and goes well with coffee!
Not only for those who want Instagram, but also for those who like coffee purely.
You will be able to enjoy it.
If you are near you, why not take a look at NISSAN CROSSING?

■NISSAN CROSSING
Address: 5-8-1, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business hours 10：00 ～ 20：00
Closed days: Irregularities
Access Subway Ginza Line, Hibiya Line, Marunouchi Line "Ginza Station" Exits A3, A4, A5.
Website: https://www3.nissan.co.jp/crossing/jp.html

※This article has been approved by a person in charge of CROSSING CAFE.