Dover Street Market Ginza

Another stellar boutique by DSM. Compared to NYC, this one is much more spacious and fun. It has a smoking room, a bar, and more designers. It even has a shrine on the roof!

I really love the Comme des Garçons store here. If you go upstairs, you will find a smoking room, a café, and a variety of unique items from different brands.

If you’re into unique brands then definitely worth a visit. DSM is good but it’s mostly filled with overhyped brands

This place is the last word on the latest and hottest in fashion. They've selected some of the most trendiest labels and gathered them in one roof, 6 floors of wonders for anyone who loves fashion. The store designs and displays are some of the very best in Japan. They also threw in some huge names like Balenciaga, Gucci, etc. Tax-free shopping is available for tourists who brought along their passport and spent over the amount of 5,000 yen. This place is a must if you love shopping and high fashion.

I go to Dover Street Market Ginza during each of my visits to Tokyo since its first opening. It has a wide selection of brands which correspond to the Comme des Garçons aesthetic, with a Rose Bakery cafe on the top floor (Tokyo branch of a Parisian cafe) and an amazing small Shinto shrine on the roof. However, in recent years it has become very popular, it can be very crowded at times and the size selection for selected articles can be limited.

The only reason I am giving this place 3 stars is because of the two lovely ladies (Loewe and CDG reps) I spoke to on the 4th floor on May 3, 2025 around 6pm; they were the only reason I continued to shop there. However the second floor staff needs to be reviewed. It was the second floor staff (same day and around the same time) that almost opened the door on me while I was changing and trying on clothes. I’ve never felt so uncomfortable and rushed in my life when trying on clothes. He kept wanting to open the door to see me in the clothes and was rushing me. At first it was in a polite tone then after only about 2 mins of me being in the dressing room (I tried on two tops; one was rather difficult to get into so it took some time), did he switch his tone to a more “your getting on my nerves, please hurry the hell up” type tone and it just threw/turned me off. The tone and being rushed is one thing, but the need to constantly ask if he could open the door to check on me really bothered me and was incredibly unnecessary and almost made me leave the store entirely.

Nice shop with a great selection of brands. Too bad there are often only few sizes left. Also it seems like they don’t let foreigners try on tops, at least that is what I was told. You just have to guess if it fits you, since they also not allow returns. As a staff member told me:“If you unsure whether it fits, don’t buy it.“ So essentially, they just don’t care 🤷🏻‍♂️

Wonderful property. Seems like endless floors of these well stocked boutiques. Lovely staff and everyone is very kind. Probably my favorite Dover Street Market. Also very central and easy to access, have to stop by if you are in the area.