Best Architectures In Chuo-ku
Here're best Architectures in Chuo-ku. We released a ranking of reviews about Architectures posted by travel influencers who have actually been to Chuo-ku.
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At a passage connecting Ginza Station and a gate for Tokyu Plaza Ginza, there's a fashionable ceiling with Edokiriko (Tokyo's traditional glass products) patterns as its motif. The passage looks ordinary though, it's unexpectedly photogenic in the picture. Why don't you drop by?
Name
Tokyu Plaza Ginza
Address
5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, TokyoGoogle Map
How to get there
1 min from Ginza Station (C2 Exit), 2 min from Hibiya Station (A1 Exit), 2 min from Subway Yurakucho Station (A0 Exit), and 4 min from JR Yurakucho Station (Ginza Exit).
The fifth term of kabuki-za. With kabuki-za tower, and Kobiki-cho open space, it getting more and more flourish.
A legendary animal like a giraffe. It doesn't have wings, but the designer made it as an image of leaping from Nihonbashi. By the way, what a cool giraffe it is.
It's the new landmark in Ginza that succeeds the kabuki traditions such as colors, designs and architects. Cool building based on tones of white, isn't it?
It's like a temple in Greek. Its imposing mood is nice with the town atmosphere in Nihonbashi.
Name
Mitsuisumitomo Bank Nihonbashi Store
Address
2-1-1 Nihobashimuromachi, Chuo-ku, TokyoGoogle Map
