Ginza Graphic Gallery

The Ginza Graphic Gallery is a pleasant, two-story gallery in the Ginza district. When I visited, they were hosting "Identity Systems Germany," an exhibition presenting works, documents, and posters from West Germany after 1945. It's worth a visit if you're in the area.

Highly recommend coming here if you are looking for an indoor activity that will inspire you! The space was filled with a wide variety of beautiful designs. As a graphic designer I felt inspired leaving here. This is a great spot to visit!

gggggggggggggggggreat Ginza Gallery goodness! Yes, there are G's. Totally sweet graphic arts awards show, so I went here not once, but twice. And it was free, so that's good. The first floor and basement floor were the places to be for design amazingness, and there's a little library + theater space up on the 3rd floor that you can hang out in. The bathrooms are also clean and pretty sweet actually. I only went in the men's room though. No telling what awaits in the ladies' room. FIVE STARSS for ggggggggggggggg. Oh I think there's an affiliated gift shop or somesuch around the corner, but there wasn't really anything in there, so probably worth skipping, at least at the time of writing. Maybe stuff will appear there at a later date.

A place where you can see the trendiest design works in Tokyo. It's fun to look at unique posters and design works.

A free gallery. If you’re into graphics design, it’s definitely a place to visit when shopping in Ginza. If you’re not, then we’ll, why are you still reading this? ;)

Small but very well curated, ggg presented very interesting works for a specialistic audience

Nice gallery with great collections of poster. Beautiful space. No entrance fee.

Stumbled on this gem by accident and was so happy! Perfect for design geeks. Quiet library upstairs where you can sit and look at design books for free.