"What's going on in Ginza now?"
"Yes, as usual, there are many inbound people.
Brands from all over the world come together, and it looks like an international city."
"I have time, but I don't go."
"Oh, now, Ginza.
Only those who know a lot of famous Ginza stores are polite.
I didn't have a chance to come for a while.'
The start is from the 4-chome intersection.
This is a guts point where the person who came to Tokyo renews his determination, "Okay, I'll do my best in Tokyo."
The 30-year land price announced by the NTA in July last year is 44.32 million yen per square meter of Ginza Chuo-dori. If it's a tsubo, it's just over 100 million yen.
This is the highest ever, and this location of Hatoi Domae has been the highest in Japan for 33 consecutive years.
If you line it on the floor, how many centimeters the thickness of the 10,000 yen bill will be, I think about the difficulty of paying the inheritance tax while each person.
Tokyo Hatoido Ginza Main Store. It's a long-established stationery store.
Refreshing fragrance of incense stick welcomes visitors.
Seasonal scent of plum and cherry blossoms, fragrance of coffee.
You can confine the scent once and take it out again.
Brushes, ink, Japanese paper crafts. I am also interested and pleased with overseas people.
"I thought it was a cookie or a sable confectionery shop." How many people were there?
GINZA SIX is one of the largest commercial facilities in the region, opened on April 20, 2017.
At the opening, the “Main Street” by the duet of apples and Totus Matsumoto was played gorgeously.
It's interesting to go around the shop, but let's go up to the rooftop.
Rooftop garden. While being in the middle of Ginza, a wide sky is spreading.
If you walk along the corridor, you will see the Tokyo Tower Sky Tree.
Above all, the Ginza 4-chome intersection. You can look down at the point that was up close.
Is that land un hundred million yen?
You can also visit Kakugo Inari Shrine from the Ginza Matsuzakaya period on the rooftop.
There is a good fortune as a god of fire prevention.
Walk along Chuo-dori toward the Ginza 7-chome intersection.
Turn right west at the corner of Shiseido Building and enter Hanatsubaki Street.
If you go along the northern sidewalk, you will find the stone pillars of Fengiwa Inari Shrine, which are likely to be overlooked.
Oh, there are many alleys where you can't see ahead.
Let's go into the alley.
There are some places where your feet are tilted, so be careful.
On the left side of the crank, a small vermilion-painted shrine hall appears.
Fengiwa Inari Shrine is located in the alley.
The dimness of the surroundings excites the atmosphere.
Kabuki's Ichikawa Hazaemon visited, and many performing arts officials came to visit.
It is a shrine that benefits from fire prevention and marriage.
Well, let's go ahead with the alley.
Oh, it's a dead end.
No, I'm going to move forward.
Let's pass through the wonder zone of Ginza, which is sometimes featured on TV.
This course was also popular with regulars of Ginza Shopping.
This is probably because the sense of seeing Ginza three-dimensionally leads to unexpected discoveries.