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GINZA SIX
photo by Wpcpey · CC BY-SA 4.0
GINZA SIX
photo by Wpcpey · CC BY-SA 4.0

Two hundred and forty-one shops, a Nō theatre under the same roof, and a garden on top.

It opened on 20 April 2017 with 241 shops over about 47,000 square metres of retail space, and inside the same building is the Kanze Nō Theatre: not a passing guest, but a real hall for a traditional performance. On the roof there is a garden open to the people who live nearby.

It grew out of an urban redevelopment in the heart of Ginza, designed by the architect Yoshio Taniguchi, who drew the façade to recall the eaves and curtains (軒 and 暖簾) of traditional Japanese architecture.

ℹ️ Opening hours and prices do not apply: it is a shopping centre with free entry; the individual shops have their own hours.

🚉 Higashi-Ginza · 4 min walk

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Sources: mori.co.jp

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GINZA SIX
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GINZA SIX
photo by Wpcpey · CC BY-SA 4.0
GINZA SIX
photo by Wpcpey · CC BY-SA 4.0

Two hundred and forty-one shops, a Nō theatre under the same roof, and a garden on top.

It opened on 20 April 2017 with 241 shops over about 47,000 square metres of retail space, and inside the same building is the Kanze Nō Theatre: not a passing guest, but a real hall for a traditional performance. On the roof there is a garden open to the people who live nearby.

It grew out of an urban redevelopment in the heart of Ginza, designed by the architect Yoshio Taniguchi, who drew the façade to recall the eaves and curtains (軒 and 暖簾) of traditional Japanese architecture.

ℹ️ Opening hours and prices do not apply: it is a shopping centre with free entry; the individual shops have their own hours.

🚉 Higashi-Ginza · 4 min walk

Holidays in Japan? Plan them with us.Over 2,000 real places, a day-by-day itinerary.FreeOpen the map →

Sources: mori.co.jp

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