The Ultimate Japan Guide To 10 Best Things To Do In Ginza

If you’re visiting Ginza in Tokyo and only have one day for it, here is the ultimate guide for the 10 best things to do in Ginza, Tokyo! 🤗
1. Have breakfast at Unitora in Tsukiji Fish Market. Make sure you get the uni bowl!
2. Grab a matcha after at Matcha Stand Maruni and explore Tsukiji Fish Market
3. Head to Murutake for the best tamago on a skewer or rather known as Japanese omelette
4. Then take a slow stroll to the Muji Flagship Store!
5. Not far away is Uniqlo. I recommend going to the one in Marronier Gate as it’s less crowded there!
6. If you go up to the 5th floor, you will find GU, which is Uniqlo’s sister brand
7. For lunch, go to Ginza Hachigou known for their clear soup ramen- one of my personal favourite ramen spot in Tokyo!
8. Try the popular green tea cocktail at Mixology salon located in Ginza SIX.
9. Of course you cannot miss Itoya if you go to Ginza! It’s a 12 story stationary wonderland with different themes on each floor
Let me know if you have any questions! 💕

[@kyliemjung98]

Ginza has my favourite architecture out of all of Tokyo! Thanks for sharing!

[@jackychan4640]

Thanks for your tips

[@pjaywho]

Can you link your black dress ? Its so pretty and look so comfortable for traveling 🥺❤️

[@itsgracechin]

It’s from a fashion store in Singapore called Playdress 🫶

[@stroggs]

Maybe skip Tsukiji except for the omakases away from tourists. The food stalls with all the tourists are very pricey.

[@iiraingirlii]

Tyy ❤ it’s my dream but I think it’s impossible

[@user-mk7ky8rq6f]

Thinking like this wont benefit you ,everything is possible

[@cindyrose5w]

Hi, can u share ur experiences with making reservation for Ginza Hachigou? I heard the line is hours😅

[@rusliiyus5201]

Orang Baduy nasi nya enak

[@stacyz7200]

Hi do you just show your passport for tax free shopping? Or is there an app that you use to register for tax free shopping? Thanks.

[@celestelovesu]

some large shops tend to have specific floors wich offer tax free shopping at the checkout. for tax free you have to do in-person checkout (not self checkout) and the person behind the counter will ask to see your passport and will seal your goodies in a bag :)

[@vyvu2086]

You just need to shop at stores with signs of tax-free, purchase at least ¥5k and show your passport to the cashier.