Tokyo Station & Ginza (temporary image)

Tokyo Station & Ginza東京駅・銀座

Sushi counters, department stores and Nihonbashi.

Sample layout · 見本です。宿の名前・価格帯・位置は例(実在のホテルではありません)。写真は仮

Red brick station, polished streets

Tokyo Station’s red brick building faces the Imperial Palace gardens. South of it, Ginza is the classic shopping district, with department stores and small sushi counters on the side streets.

It is the easiest base for shinkansen journeys.

More history of Tokyo Station & Ginza → 見本:深い歴史は別ページ(中身は未作成)

Tokyo Station & Ginza (temporary image)Tokyo Station & Ginza (temporary image)Tokyo Station & Ginza (temporary image)

Highlights

見本:作成者の「街の情報 › 見所」から入る(住所で決まらないもの)。写真は募集中

Imperial Palace East Gardens walk (temporary image)

Imperial Palace East Gardens walk

From the red brick Marunouchi side of Tokyo Station, walk 10 minutes to the old castle grounds. Stone walls, moats and a quiet lawn right next to the office towers.

When: Most days (closed Mon, Fri), morning

Ginza on a weekend afternoon (temporary image)

Ginza on a weekend afternoon

On weekend afternoons the main street of Ginza closes to cars, so you can walk down the middle of the road between the big department stores.

When: Weekend afternoons

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Department store food halls

The basement floors of Ginza and Nihonbashi department stores are huge food halls. Look for bento boxes, sweets and fruit, and come near closing for discounts.

When: Any day, late afternoon

Places to visit

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見本:作成者の「街の情報 › 観光地・スポット」から入る(住所がある所。地図にもピン)。写真は募集中

What to eat

Ginza is known for sushi, but lunch sets are much cheaper than dinner. Under the train tracks from Yurakucho to Shimbashi, small izakaya serve office workers in the evening.

Plate of sushi (temporary image)

Recommended here

Coming soon. We only list places we have eaten at ourselves.

Where to stay

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Price per room per night (checked Nov 2026): ¥ under ¥12,000 · ¥¥ ¥12,000–25,000 · ¥¥¥ over ¥25,000

    Pick a place inside the circle and you can walk to dinner. Rooms, photos and today’s prices are on the booking site.

    Getting here

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    見本:乗り換えは○、○の間は目安の分数(時間は未確認の目安)

    From Tokyo Stationabout 5 min in allLive times ↗
    Tokyo
    approx. 2 minMarunouchi Line
    Ginza
    From Haneda Airportabout 30 min in allLive times ↗
    Haneda
    approx. 15 minTokyo Monorail
    Hamamatsuchochange
    approx. 6 minJR Yamanote
    Tokyo
    Bus or taxi insteadAirport limousine bus to Tokyo Sta. · approx. 30–50 minTaxi · approx. 25–35 min
    From Narita Airportabout 60 min in allLive times ↗
    Narita
    approx. 55 minNarita Express
    Tokyo
    Bus or taxi insteadLow-cost airport bus to Tokyo Sta. · approx. 70–80 minTaxi · approx. 70 min (expensive)

    Tokyo Station is on the JR Yamanote Line and every shinkansen line from the east. Ginza is a short walk or one stop on the Marunouchi subway line. From Haneda, take the Keikyu Line and change at Shinagawa, about 30 minutes.

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