Step Into Ginza, Step In With Style

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Tokyo, Japan’s capital and hub attracts the traveller’s eye like no other places on earth. The flamboyant culture observed by people from this particular part of the world reveals subtlety of the Asiatic traits and norms merging with the vibrant westernised traditions. Amidst the glitz and glamour of Tokyo, there lies a place called Ginza.


Ginza is considered a luxury shopping zone where brands from across the world are available in abundance. The district is majorly noted for its “cups of coffee worth 1000yen”, soaring high real estate values and women dressed in smart attires. The district is known to draw attention of the adult crowd who show interest in its vibrant social and shopping culture.


Ginza, the glamorous district of Tokyo has got its name from the same word which refers to “Silver mint”; the area has been named after a popular silver mint, which was built during the 17th century. After a fire explosion, the Ginza neighbourhood underwent complete changes; and the changes have been inspired by westernised culture followed by construction of stylish brick buildings. ...
... The place is also noted for accommodating Tokyo’s earliest departmental store. Ginza had also welcomed western imports.


During 1923 Ginza was again affected by the Great Kano Earthquake that massively destroyed the district. After the calamity had hit this part of the world, Ginza received an all new “avatar”. Yes, it was further developed and remodelled as Tokyo’s primary upmarket shopping zone. Over the years Ginza has witnessed the rise of its contenders.


Today the place is known for its highbrow appeal and deems to draw attention as a shopper’s hub. Travellers visiting the place never miss out on a visit to the Ginza region because of chic and glamorous outlook. Even those who can’t afford a buy can go out for window-shopping to gaze at fantastic and branded clothes and accessories. To enjoy a vivid ride across the region you can seek help from a guide book for Japan.


Ginza the place for the fashionista


Since, this part of Tokyo outwardly reveals glamorous fashion trends donned by men and women alike, those having keen interests in the fashion world can step inside stores revealing gorgeous and trendy clothing line alongside fascinating accessories. At the intersection of the Chuo and the Harumi streets, one will come across the famous Ginza Wako Clock Tower. Additionally Ginza is a place homing “Sony Building” where people often pay a visit to check out the latest technology in audio visuals and more.