All Reviews of GINZA SIX

When you’re in Ginza, Tokyo, of course you have to check out GINZA SIX! The entire building has a very modern exterior, and inside there are many luxury boutiques, fashion brands, beauty products, household goods, and restaurants. The overall shopping experience feels very refined.

What I like most is the spacious and comfortable shopping environment. It doesn’t feel as crowded as a traditional department store. Besides browsing the brands, you can take your time appreciating the architecture and art installations inside. Even just walking around and looking is enjoyable.

There’s no need to worry when you get tired from shopping, since there are plenty of cafes and restaurants inside where you can take a break. Ginza itself is a great place for leisurely shopping, so you can combine GINZA SIX with the Ginza shopping district and department stores and browse from the afternoon all the way into the evening.

As expected of an upscale Ginza department store, it brings together many of the trendiest high-end sweets. There was so much to see that every floor felt like a refined dessert exhibition. I saw many well-dressed Japanese women lining up to buy GIN NO MORI's dreamy French-style cookies in a tin, and in the end, I couldn't resist pulling out my wallet.

Opening the tin was such a delightful surprise. It was filled with all kinds of delicate, adorable handmade cookies, each with a different shape and flavor. Savoring them slowly revealed their unique layers of flavor.

As I kept browsing, I even discovered that Taiwan's SunnyHills had opened a location here!

Unexpectedly coming across a familiar Taiwanese brand in an upscale department store abroad made me feel strangely moved and proud. I hope SunnyHills can thrive in Japan for many years to come and introduce more people to the wonderful flavors of Taiwan.

The whole building is super stylish. You get a sense of luxury as soon as you walk in. Most of the stores are high-end brands, so the prices aren't cheap.

If you go up to the rooftop garden, you get a clear view of Tokyo Tower and Skytree.

I always stop by here whenever I'm in Tokyo. In early January this year, 14 stores announced they were closing at the same time. Not sure what will happen next...

It feels super stylish and upscale. Even just walking around without buying anything is a treat! There are all kinds of restaurants too, and the atmosphere is really romantic. I want to visit again.