Ginza Pedestrian Paradise — Attraction in Tokyo

Depending on the weather, your experience may differ. This wide throughpass road is closed for certain hours on the weekend. I came in the evening so the condition was superb. It was bright but without the heat of direct sunlight. The shadows from buildings cast a nice shadow, there was a light breeze blowing. The road is remarkably clean and well kept.

The people mingling and walking gave it a festive feel. Walking the whole road was a fully enjoyable experience and I strongly advise you to come for a walk if you have the time. It's an experience...

🟨 My husband and I strolled from Ginza 1st chome to Ginza 8th chome during late spring. We were at Ginza 银座 for several hours.

🟢 chome = means avenue in Japanese. 🔵 There are eight (8) avenues in Ginza district and besides the high-end shops, there are also mid-level stores, and restaurants dotted at the back alleys of Ginza.

🟨 The 47 prefectures of Japan = they have satellite shops found over Ginza.

✔️ A satellite shop means a prefectural shop that showcases and sells that particular prefecture's traditional foods &...

I come to this street in Ginza almost everytime I come to Tokyo. It's really nice to see the tall buildings standing right next to the road, while the bright blue sky lights up the whole thoroughfare. It's especially nice on the weekends when there are seats laid out for people to sit—if you like busy cities and to look at people walk by while nestled in the middle of it all, Ginza is a nice place to come and sit in, for a...