Ginza Mitsukoshi
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Ginza Mitsukoshi
- Location
- 〒104-8212 4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
- Access
- Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, and Hibiya Line "Ginza Station" - 1 minute walk from the Ginza 4-chome intersection ticket gate.
Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line "Ginza I-chome Station" (Exit 9) - 5 minutes walk.
Toei Asakusa Line and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Higashi-Ginza Station" - 2 minutes walk via the underground passage towards Ginza Station.
JR "Yurakucho Station" (Central Exit and Ginza Exit) - 9 minutes walk. - Parking
- Parking available for 399 cars.
- Business Hours
- Entire facility hours: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
11th and 12th floor restaurant hours: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
*Operating hours may vary by store. - Contact Information
- Phone Number：03-3562-1111
- Official Website
Map
Detailed Information
Floor Guide
●12th Floor Restaurants
▸New Building
Sichuan cuisine
Sukiyaki, shabu-shabu, and oil-grilled dishes
Teppanyaki steak
Sushi
Tempura
Coin lockers
Refrigerated coin lockers
●11th Floor Restaurants
▸New Building
Italian cuisine
Korean cuisine
Spanish cuisine
Western cuisine
Chinese cuisine
Unagi and hitsumabushi
Sushi
Soba
Tonkatsu
Yakiniku
●10th Floor Baby and Children's Goods
▸New Building
“M’s Angel” (maternity and baby goods)
Children’s clothing and accessories
Toys
Baby rest room
●9th Floor Ginza Terrace
▸Main Building
Terrace Garden Terrace Farm
Ginza Shusse Jizo Son
Miwajinja Shrine
▸New Building
Minoru Shokudo [Specialty Shop]
Minori Cafe [Specialty Shop]
Terrace Court
Terrace Room
Parent-Child Rest Room
Nursing Room
Diaper Changing Room
Kids’ Toilet
Childcare Center “Kids Square”
8th floor Art Aquarium Museum GINZA entrance / same-day ticket machine
●8th Floor Japan Duty Free GINZA (airport-style duty-free shop in the city) [Specialty Shop]
Art Aquarium Museum GINZA [Specialty Shop]
▸Main Building
Japan Duty Free GINZA (airport-style duty-free shop in the city) [Specialty Shop]
▸New Building
Art Aquarium Museum GINZA [Specialty Shop]
For Art Aquarium Museum GINZA, please use the elevator or escalator in the New Building and come to the 9th floor.
The same-day ticket machine is located on the 9th floor of the New Building.
●7th Floor Living / Gift Salon / Bridal Salon / Rental Costume Salon / Gallery / Event Hall / Ginza Chandelier Sky / Overseas Customer Service Center
▸Main Building
“Remix Style” (tableware and kitchenware)
“Japan Edition”
Towels and bath goods
Loungewear and nightwear
Bedding and pet goods
Bridal Salon / Gift Salon / Rental Costume Salon
Gallery
Ginza Chandelier Sky
▸New Building
Event Hall
Overseas Customer Service Center
(duty-free counter, tourist information center for foreign visitors, currency exchange, hotel delivery)
●6th Floor Men’s Clothing and Goods / Eyeglasses
▸Main Building
Men’s casual wear, women’s casual wear, and eyeglasses
Luxury goods
Marufuku Coffee The Parlor [Specialty Shop]
Lost and Found Counter
●5th Floor Men’s Clothing and Goods / Women’s Clothing / Women’s Shoes / Gift Certificates
▸Main Building
Men’s clothing and goods
GINZA Gentleman Official Style
GINZA Gentlemen’s Lounge Men’s business wear
Business goods
“GINZA Closet”
Shoe repair
Shoe shine
Barber
▸New Building
Women’s clothing / women’s shoes / gift certificates
GINZA Contemporary
Hair wigs
MI Card Counter
MI Tomo no Kai
Gift certificates
●4th Floor Women’s Clothing / Watches
▸Main Building
INTERNATIONAL Mode
[4th of GINZA]
Casual French café
French & dessert Pomme Bonheur [Specialty Shop]
▸New Building
Watches
Watch Clinic
●3rd Floor Women’s Clothing / Women’s Underwear
▸Main Building
TOKYO Mode
“Le Place”
Women’s clothing alteration counter
Formal salon
Black formal / color formal
Tully’s Coffee Communi
▸New Building
TOKYO Mode
Lingerie & foundation wear
Leg fashion
●2nd Floor Select Boutique / Select Goods / Jewelry
▸New Building
Jewelry and accessories
Jewelry remodeling & repair
*The Main Building 2nd floor and New Building 2nd floor are not connected. Please use the elevator or escalator from the 1st or 3rd floor.
●1st Floor Women’s Goods / Handbags, Jewelry and Accessories
▸Main Building
Women’s goods / handbags / fashion items
Neckwear, hats, sunglasses, gloves
Handkerchiefs, women’s leather goods, umbrellas
Costume jewelry / hair accessories
Handbags
Attendant
▸New Building
Jewelry and accessories
Jewelry
Accessories
Flower shop “Daiichi Engei”
●Basement 1 Cosmetics / Subway Connection / Bicycle Parking Connection
▸Main Building
Ginza Cosme World
Fragrances
▸New Building
Ginza Cosme World
MI Card Counter
Cleaning service “Hakuyosha”
Bank ATM
●Basement 2 Food / Bicycle Parking Connection
▸Main Building
Ginza Food Garden
Japanese and Western sweets
National famous sweets “Kayuan” / Japanese tea
Bread / coffee
GINZA Tea
Key Coffee
▸New Building
Ginza Food Garden
Delicatessen / boxed lunches
Seaweed / tsukudani
Ginza Foods Gift
Sun Fruits (juice stand) / SNOWLA (frozen yogurt)
Tsukiji Sushiiwa
●Basement 3 Food
▸Main Building
Ginza Food Garden
Meat, fish, fruits and vegetables, fruits, salted and dried seafood
Simple Cuisine
Grocery / frozen foods / cheese
Wine & liquor “La Cave”
Bar counter
Refrigerated coin lockers
▸New Building
Bicycle parking
*The bicycle parking area is not connected to the Main Building B3F. Please use the elevator or escalator from the Main Building B2F.
●Basement 4 Parking
Purchased items pickup counter
Parking fee payment counter
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