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Ginza, Nihonbashi, Tsukishima
Tokyo
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Ginza, Nihonbashi, Tsukishima
Tokyo
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Ginza, Nihonbashi, Tsukishima
Ginza, named after the silver coin minting factory in the Edo period, is famous as one of Japan's leading luxury shopping districts, with high-end brand stores lining the streets and making a name for itself overseas. Nihonbashi, where the Bank of Japan and the Tokyo Stock Exchange are located, is an area where the "Nihonbashi" bridge was built as part of Tokugawa Ieyasu's national road network plan, serving as the starting point for Japan's finance and roads. It is also an area with many long-established stores that have protected their noren (traditional shop curtains) with history. Tsukishima is famous for its "monja-yaki" (savory pancake), especially in the fiercely competitive "Tsukishima Nishi-Nakadori Shopping Street," where about 70 stores line up, so be sure to give it a try!
Ginza, Nihonbashi, Tsukishima
5 Highlights
01
Kabukiza Theatre
The only theater in the world dedicated to Kabuki
The Kabukiza Theatre performs Kabuki all year round. Here, you can watch Kabuki, which has continued to evolve while preserving tradition, at a reasonable price. There are also galleries and experience spots, making it a popular spot where you can immerse yourself in the world of Kabuki.
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Kabukiza Theatre
The only theater in the world dedicated to Kabuki
The Kabukiza Theatre performs Kabuki all year round. Here, you can watch Kabuki, which has continued to evolve while preserving tradition, at a reasonable price. There are also galleries and experience spots, making it a popular spot where you can immerse yourself in the world of Kabuki.
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Bank of Japan Head Office
A bank designated as an Important Cultural Property
The Bank of Japan Head Office is an Important Cultural Property of Japan completed in 1896. It has continued to make history since the Meiji era, and its classical yet unique design is attractive. Guided tours of the main building and inner courtyard are also popular.
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Bank of Japan Head Office
A bank designated as an Important Cultural Property
The Bank of Japan Head Office is an Important Cultural Property of Japan completed in 1896. It has continued to make history since the Meiji era, and its classical yet unique design is attractive. Guided tours of the main building and inner courtyard are also popular.
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Tsukishima Monja Street
"The Holy Land of Monja-yaki" in Tsukishima
Monja Street is lined with over 80 Monja-yaki restaurants. As "Tsukishima is synonymous with Monja," the delicious smell of Monja-yaki wafts through this street. Since the taste varies depending on the restaurant, it is recommended to enjoy hopping from one restaurant to another.
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Tsukishima Monja Street
"The Holy Land of Monja-yaki" in Tsukishima
Monja Street is lined with over 80 Monja-yaki restaurants. As "Tsukishima is synonymous with Monja," the delicious smell of Monja-yaki wafts through this street. Since the taste varies depending on the restaurant, it is recommended to enjoy hopping from one restaurant to another.
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Tsukiji Honganji Temple
A temple where you can experience a foreign atmosphere in Tokyo
Tsukiji Honganji Temple is a temple of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji-ha sect. The temple's characteristic is its foreign atmosphere, with chandeliers and a pipe organ. It is a popular tourist destination in Tsukiji where you can enjoy shojin ryori (vegetarian cuisine), cafes, and concerts.
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Tsukiji Honganji Temple
A temple where you can experience a foreign atmosphere in Tokyo
Tsukiji Honganji Temple is a temple of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji-ha sect. The temple's characteristic is its foreign atmosphere, with chandeliers and a pipe organ. It is a popular tourist destination in Tsukiji where you can enjoy shojin ryori (vegetarian cuisine), cafes, and concerts.
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Mitsui Memorial Museum
A museum where you can view the collection of the former Mitsui family, a former zaibatsu
The Mitsui Memorial Museum is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The museum holds exhibitions of its collection of tea utensils and calligraphy that the Mitsui family has been collecting since the Edo period, as well as special exhibitions. Since the special exhibitions change constantly, you can enjoy visiting the museum multiple times!
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Mitsui Memorial Museum
A museum where you can view the collection of the former Mitsui family, a former zaibatsu
The Mitsui Memorial Museum is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The museum holds exhibitions of its collection of tea utensils and calligraphy that the Mitsui family has been collecting since the Edo period, as well as special exhibitions. Since the special exhibitions change constantly, you can enjoy visiting the museum multiple times!
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Tsukishima Monja
A local gourmet dish originated in Tokyo.
Compared to okonomiyaki, Tsukishima Monja has a higher water content in the batter and is usually eaten by mixing it with condiments and sauce. There are many shops serving this local gourmet dish in Tsukishima, the place of its origin in Tokyo. The texture of the roughly cut cabbage adds to the appetite.
A Petite Luxury Reward Lunch
Enjoy the taste of famous restaurants with a petite luxury lunch
There are many restaurants in this area that are called famous restaurants, such as a one-star Michelin guide restaurant that serves oden and a long-established eel specialty store. Why not indulge yourself a little more than usual and try the specialty dishes of popular restaurants during lunchtime?
Almost 1,000 yen lunch in Ginza
High cost-performance 1,000 yen lunch in Ginza
In Ginza, where high-end restaurants gather, it is valuable to be able to enjoy a lunch for almost 1,000 yen. Despite the reasonable price, there is no compromise on ingredients or cuisine. Let's enjoy the taste of famous restaurants such as Kobe beef hamburgers overflowing with meat juice and tempura from Michelin Guide-listed restaurants at a high cost-performance.
Pure cafes where you can enjoy a retro atmosphere
A long-established pure cafe where you can immerse yourself in nostalgia
There are many long-established cafes in Ginza. The retro atmosphere of the interior, as if you have slipped back in time to the Showa era, makes you feel like you are in a different world. There are many noteworthy cafes, such as those frequented by Kabuki actors and famous shops established during the Meiji era.
Queue-worthy Gourmet in Nihonbashi
Queue-worthy gourmet in Nihonbashi that you'll want to try even if you have to wait in line.
At these popular restaurants that have lines forming daily, you can enjoy exquisite gourmet dishes such as seafood bowls, traditional omelettes, and crispy tonkatsu. Each restaurant has its own unique approach to creating their dishes, making them all so appealing that you'll want to wait in line just to try them.
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥6,266
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥85,639
Best Season
12~4 Month
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