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Ginza’s shopping facility with restaurants and souvenir shops.
A shopping complex facing the prime location of Ginza Chuo-dori street.
Although each floor is not large, the building has a total of 9 floors (8 floors and 1 basement floor), and about 40 stores, such as fashion stores, miscellaneous goods shops, and restaurants.
The 7th and 8th floors features famous restaurants, while the basement floor and the 1st floor feature cafes.
The Exterior
The Exterior at night
Some reviews are AI-translated.
While shopping in Ginza, I stopped by EXITMELSA. There are quite a few clothing brands inside, so you can browse them all in one place! You don’t have to keep running around outside and can take your time comparing the styles and designs of different brands.
There’s a wide selection of clothing, from everyday outfits to more distinctive pieces, making it fun to browse. If you enjoy shopping, it’s a great place to add to your Ginza itinerary!
After seeing it featured on many Japanese TV shows, I’ve always been interested in the Workman brand. It started out making workwear and focuses on highly functional clothing at affordable prices, making it popular with many Japanese people. However, most of its stores are located in the suburbs (which helps keep prices competitive), so if you’re in Ginza, be sure to take the opportunity to visit EXITMELSA. Everything is incredibly cheap—the prices on the tags will make your jaw drop. It’s easy to shop here, and you won’t feel bad replacing things once they’re worn out.
While shopping, I saw a lot of Chinese tour groups buying Japanese electronics. Everyone was carrying boxes—such impressive spending power! 😳
The stone bench in front of the elevator at the restaurant floor upstairs is really unique. It's made of white stone with soft curves, and it looks like a big art piece.
