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It is located on the first and second floors of "Ginza Place" at the intersection corner of Ginza 4-chome, and is a global transmission base for "Nissan Intelligent Mobility", which delivers "exciting future driving experiences" to visitors. On the first floor, there are various cars that shape the Nissan brand, including concept cars with cutting-edge technology and cars that have colored the history of Nissan. There is also The Theater where you can enjoy powerful images with surround speakers and high-definition LED monitors. On the second floor, there is an interactive wall where you can see information such as Nissan's cutting-edge technology and past famous cars, as well as an exhibition of Nissan's representative cars. There is also a café with a much-talked-about MACCHI-ART [macchiato] featuring pictures of Nissan cars and entrants on the surface of the latte, and a boutique with Nissan goods.

Opened in 1919, it boasts one of the largest spaces in the Ginza district, and has two exhibition spaces, large and small, with a spacious space with a ceiling height of over 5m. It now actively introduces a wide range of contemporary art from Japan and abroad.

"Kabukiza" with a striking stately appearance. The facility is located in the Kabukiza Gallery Corridor on the 5th floor of Kabukiza Tower, an office building that stands together with the theater behind it. The gallery, which features the quaint rooftop garden of Kabukiza in front of you, is currently closed, but some of them are open for free, and you can get to know the Kabukiza through panel exhibits. In the gallery corridor, there are also Japanese tea tea, which looks at the rooftop garden, and I would like to see the architectural models of the successive Kabukiza, which are displayed in the gallery corridor on the fourth floor.

Seiko Museum Ginza is active as a facility for research on time and clock and information dissemination of the Seiko brand. Adults and children can enjoy it through the history of the evolution of watches, Japan's leading collection of Japanese watches, exhibits of historic products from the time of Seiko's founding, and sports timekeeping corners.

The street is a section from Ginza 1-chome to 8th, about 1km in the direction of Shinbashi. Overseas luxury brand stores are attracting attention. Starting in Hermès near the entrance of the street, the famous brand shops of the world, including the popular Louis Vuitton, Max Mara, Cartier, Etro, Chanel and Loewe, all of which are popular. Like the rue Montaigne in Paris and the rue de Montaigne in Milan, it is well received because of its location off the boulevard, which means "you can shop in a calm atmosphere."

The restaurant area under the overpass of JR Yurakucho Station and Shinbashi Station is Corridor Street. It is lined with taverns, cafes and other stores that can be easily stopped by, and is crowded with company workers after work at night.

A select shop with an eat-in space, located within Hibiya Park. The first Kantō store to be opened, produced by "& LOCALS", a select shop with a main store in Fukuoka. The popularity is "Oinari" of inari sushi, which has four kinds of flavors on a daily basis. Cute forms wrapped in candy molds are the topic, and entertainers are also on hand. There is also a cute box, which is perfect for a souvenir.

A bookstore for women on the third floor of the Hibiya chante. The interior decoration, book covers, etc. are all designed to be women-aware. The shelves (Cottage Select), which are lined with books supporting women, are popular. Photographs are also OK.

A takeout specialty of croissant sweets. The cute visuals and deliciousness of a new sense croissant cake are the topic.

Since its inception in the United States in 1937, it has a light texture that melts in the mouth of the original glazed made with a secret recipe. I would like to enjoy a variety of donuts and specialty coffee.