Hankyu Men’s Tokyo

A complete place for men. My purchase was for shoe and shoe polish. It is a must try boot black and its gloves. Real shoe shine

From international designers to local brands, the store has everything. One of the best place to shop menswear in Tokyo.

By far the best men’s department store in Tokyo in my opinion. Personally I think it has a better selection and ambience than isetan mens store in Shinjuku. Bought a few things the other day and the service from the staff was exceptional. Favourite floor was the 6th which houses all the Japanese designers. There’s a milk tea stand there that does an amazing milk bubble tea. Highly recommended if you’re in Ginza shopping. It’s connected to Luminee women’s department store via a walkway. A cool vending machine as well!

Only walked through here, but it seemed like a great place to buy a wide variety of nice brands. Very clean and spacious. The very top floor had a cool sneaker store where you can actually make your own custom sneakers. I think it does take days or even weeks to get your order back, but it was cool walking by a couple of the craftsmen work at their stations.

Best men’s shop in Tokyo, custumer service could be a bit better though

Hayashi-san was super friendly and patient! Thank you so much!

This place is awesome, they have all the brands under one roof so shopping can be really “efficient” 😂

Great place to shop for men. High end but also mixed with reasonably priced items. Lots of cool clothes and fashion from Japanese made ones to international brands. There's also a nice record store inside. As usual the local staff very helpful and friendly.

Located about one block from the JR Yurakucho Station is what l describe as a very high end department store exclusively for men, this department store carries well known moderate and high end luxury clothing, shoes, travel accessories, including vintage clothes. Don't even bother with driving or taking a taxi in Tokyo because the majority of everyone commutes via train. Everywhere and everything is just a walk away. That is one thing I love about this city, you can walk and find everything! The store environment is what attracted me here. When you walk in, it instantly makes you feel like you are living a life of lux. The lighting, the video walls, the ambiance must have been a huge investment for this store to open and operate. By the time you leave the store, you have no desire entering any more department stores. Honestly, I did not purchase anything, but me the window shopper that I am, admiring all the other customers and clientele walking in dressed in brand items. I will have to check out Hankyu again in the future once l've saved a million dollars to just blow off in one day of shopping as I was impressed with all 8 floors, every boutique of recognizable brand names, even brands that l've never heard of. Ginza is definitely the Beverly Hills of Tokyo, truly highly recommend.

One of the two major destination spots for men's fashion in Tokyo. The other one is Men's Isetan. Where else can you get an entire building with 8 floors of men's apparels in Japan? Even in the cities in the U.S., such building is quite difficult to find. Men's fashion usually takes the back seat to women's products. For example, men's section at Bloomingdales in NYC is just the basement floor. The rest of the building is for women. You might think that such amazing building is in the outskirts of Tokyo, where land price is cheap. Nope. It is right in the middle of the city, in a premium rent district next to Sukiyabashi Intersection in GInza. Yes, it is just 100 meters away from famous Sukiyabashi Jiro Sushi restaurant. Sustainable business? It sure makes me worry. After all, there is a reason that most businesses stay away from men's apparels. Price? Expensive. Pretty much all high-end brands for the most part. Fashion: Majority of the brands here are international brands. Lots of European brands and some American. Where are some Japanese brands as well, but only a few. If you are in search of made in Japan apparels, you might try other places like United Tokyo instead.