Tokyo Ginza｜Walker's Paradise: A weekend-only shopping and walking paradise

Ginza Pedestrian Paradise is one of Tokyo's most distinctive weekend street scenes. Every Saturday, Sunday and holiday, a section of Ginza Chuo-dori will be closed to vehicles and open to pedestrians to walk freely🩵 ☁️Pedestrian Paradise opening hours: Every Saturday, Sunday and national holidays Time: 12:00-18:00 (April-September)/12:00-17:00 (October-March) ☁️Open sections: Chuo-dori (Central-dori) is completely closed for about 500 meters from Ginza 4-chome intersection (in front of Wako Department Store) to Ginza 8-chome section near Shinbashi, allowing pedestrians to walk freely in the middle of the road. ☁️How to get there: Subway Ginza Station (Ginza Station): Directly accessible by Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Hibiya Line, Marunouchi Line, walk from Exit A2 to Ginza 4-chome intersection. You can also walk there from Shinbashi Station or Yurakucho Station. The overall atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable, and it is quite pleasant whether you are shopping, taking photos or just walking. For example, UNIQLO's global flagship store or Onitsuka Tiger's stand-alone store are fun and exciting to visit, and are highly recommended weekend walking hotspots in my heart. ☁️Recommended stores and ways to shop Ginza can be said to be a shopping paradise where high-end and daily coexist. Here are a few shopping highlights that cannot be missed: 🔹 UNIQLO Ginza Store (Global Flagship Store) A total of 12 floors of super-large stores, including various joint series and limited products. Provides duty-free services and foreign language service staff, which is deeply loved by tourists. 🔹 Onitsuka Tiger Ginza Store (Stand-alone Flagship Store) The entire building design is very modern, selling Japanese limited editions and the latest shoes. There are more clothing and shoe selections than ordinary branches, which is a paradise for fashion lovers. 🔹 GINZA SIX A complex shopping center that combines department stores, food and art spaces. International boutiques and high-end Japanese designer brands gather together, and there is a free sky garden on the rooftop where you can overlook the city view. 🔹 LOEWE, CELINE, Dior, CHANEL and other flagship stores Not only are the products attractive, but the architectural design of each brand is also very distinctive. It is very suitable for taking pictures and appreciating the architectural aesthetics presented by the brand style. 🔹 Take a break in a cafe or dessert shop Such as Shiseido Parlour, Ginza Sembikiya and other time-honored dessert shops. If you are tired, you can find a stylish cafe and sit down to feel the slow pace of Ginza. 💬 Summary: A good place to relax and shop on weekends The streets are spacious and safe, and there are many areas with seats, which is very suitable for couples to date or take children out for a walk. Sometimes there will even be street performances or brand activities to make the overall atmosphere more lively. If the weather is good, it is highly recommended to go for a walk, which is a free but high-end enjoyment. This is one of the rare public spaces in Tokyo that is both fashionable and comfortable💖💖💖