Mitsukoshi Ginza

Mitsukoshi Ginza is a renowned department store located in the heart of Tokyo's luxurious Ginza district. Founded in 1673, Mitsukoshi is one of Japan's oldest and most prestigious retail brands, offering high-quality products and exceptional customer service. Key Features Luxury Brands Find prestigious brands like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Hermes in their extensive luxury section. Food Hall Enjoy Japanese and international cuisine in the bustling food hall, which features sushi, ramen, wagyu beef, and sweets. Events and ExhibitionsRegular events, art exhibitions, fashion shows, and food festivals make Mitsukoshi Ginza a dynamic destination. Tax-Free Shopping International visitors can enjoy tax-free shopping Access5-minute walk from Ginza Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, and Hibiya Line) Additional Services Japan Duty-Free is on the 8th floor, offering airport-style downtown duty-free shopping. Art Aquarium Museum GINZA A unique attraction on the 8th floor, accessible via the escalator on the 9th floor We visited a duty-free Marc Jacobs shop and bought a bag & a perfume. The lady staff Elko was very helpful. She gave us a discount after downloading their app apart from tax-free. A thanks to her for her assistance😍. She told us about a tax-free refund to go to top floor. We got our refund very fast as there also staff members Were very helpful. In all, it was a pleasure to shop at the Marc Jacobs store.

There's a beautiful garden on the top floor (9th). There was a lot of people in the mall even during a weekday afternoon. The lifts were a bit slow, so we had to take the escalators most of the time.

This is the Aqua Museum on the 8th floor and it was awesome so quiet, but subtle music, with lights and of course fish. Enjoy

Wow what a place to visit and just look around. The cakes are next level. It's a really busy place, so take your time and enjoy the experience.

Fantasy and everything looks good Life in Tokyo seems people have high quality The price are much reasonable than my country And also more choices

If you're in the area, there a two places to visit: Johan bakery on B2 for delicious baked goods. And the rooftop deck on 9F to enjoy those pastries and cup of coffee. We visited Johan 3 times during our week stay in Tokyo. The place is amazing and relatively cheap, compared to norcal prices.

Art aquarium museum in Ginza. Beautiful. The place was not busy so we could actually enjoy visiting. Ticket are slightly cheaper to buy online. It was good experience.

🟨 Came here twice to Mitsukoshi Ginza during my 4 trips to Tokyo. The basement food halls are amazingly filled with all kinds of takeaway food and confectionery kiosks. 🔵 This 银座三越 Mitsukoshi Ginza dept store has 12 levels. There is a rooftop garden sitting area too. 💜 This a swanky department store selling all sorts of branded goods from food to clothing to household items and to personal paraphernalia. ✅️Definitely worth a visit if you come to Tokyo.