Known as an upscale area of Tokyo with numerous department stores, boutiques, restaurants and coffeehouses. Ginza is recognized as one of the most luxurious shopping districts in the world.
Taken by Kiwako Agake
Taken near Tokyo Metro/Toei Higashi-ginza Station. Downtown Ginza is seen in the back of the photo. *Taken by Isao Tokuhashi
Ginza Pedestrian Paradise *Taken by Isao Tokuhashi
Taken by Ayami Ito
Taken by Ko An
Taken by Ayami Ito
Taken by Akira Tamachi
Medalists parade
Many people welcome Rio de Janeiro Olympics and Paralympics medalists on October 7, 2016.
Taken by Makoto Saotome
Taken by Kiwako Agake
Taken by Isao Tokuhashi
Taken by Ko An
View from Tokyu Plaza Ginza
Taken by Sarah Nishina
2:46PM on March 11, 2016
The M9.0 earthquake occurred at the same time 5 years ago.
Taken by Kiwako Agake
Ginza Pedestrian Paradise *Taken by Isao Tokuhashi
Taken by Jelena Jeremic
Yakitori bar called “Take-chan”
*Comment from photographer: “95 year old Take-san has been making yakitori in this restaurant for over half of a century. A piece of old Edo in the middle of luxurious Ginza. Undoubtedly the best yakitori I’ve had so far.”
*Taken by Jelena Jeremic
Taken by Megumi Honzawa
Ginza Chazen
A new tea ceremony room, especially designed for foreign tourists who wish to experience traditional Japanese culture. See http://chazen-us.com/ for more details.
Taken by Katsuya Nagata 
Taken by Katsuya Nagata
A London Bus in Ginza!
Owned by an English school in Chiba Pref called “English Master”. 
Taken by Yutaka Ijichi (Founder of English Master)
Taken by Kiku Chi 
Fire breakout on the subway rail track near Ginza Station around 10:30pm on August 9. *Taken by Hiromi Suzuki 
Wako Building. Current one was built in 1932. Originally it was founded in 1881 by Kintaro Hattori as a watch and jewelry shop called K. Hattori (now Seiko Holdings Corporation). *Taken by Koichiro Abe 
Kabukiza, the principal theater for the traditional kabuki drama form. *Taken by Fumiko Nozawa 
Taken by Candy Sakai 
Pedestrian “paradise” on weekend *Taken by Megumi Honzawa 
Apple Store Ginza *Taken by Isao Tokuhashi 
Taken by Shigeki Kakutani
Right after the earthquake/nuclear plant crisis
Ginza was dark at 7PM, as the Save Electricity movement was taking over Japan after the crisis in the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant caused an energy shortage. Sad to see dimmed lights in the usually blinding Ginza but conserving energy was priority at that time. (April 2, 2011) *Taken by My Eyes Tokyo
Taken by Katsuya Nagata 
Taken by Ana Kontic 
Taken by Bas Martens