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!
Ginza Mitsukoshi
Ginza is famous for its highly ranked shopping area. Ginza Mitsukoshi is centrally located and also a representative department with a long history in Japan.
銀座三越逛街，意外發現一間很可愛的眼鏡店，店裡的眼鏡款式很有特色，陳列也很精緻，光是看看各種造型就覺得很有趣。
不同款式的鏡框各有自己的風格，有些簡約、有些俏皮可愛，讓人忍不住一副一副試戴看看。
Goryokaku Park
Goryokaku, a Western-style fortress, was built in 1866 and served as the political capital of Hokkaido until the new Meiji government took over. It later became a popular tourist attraction after it was opened to the public as "Goryokaku Park" in 1914 and was designated as a national special historic site.
公園裡綠意盎然，沿著護城河散步很舒服，四季都有不同的景色。尤其春天櫻花盛開時，整個五稜郭被粉紅色花海包圍，星形城郭搭配櫻花真的非常漂亮！
這次來五稜郭公園感覺很特別，除了可以欣賞美景，也能感受到函館的歷史氛圍。下次如果再來北海道，希望能遇到滿開的櫻花季，再來拍一次不一樣的五稜郭！
Shinkyogoku Shopping Street
Spanning approximately 500m from Sanjo Street to Shijo Street in the heart of Kyoto, Shinkyogoku Street buzzes daily with locals, tourists, and school trip students. The Shinkyogoku Shopping Street, celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2022, stands as Japan's second oldest shopping district.
When in Kyoto, you definitely have to check out Shinkyogoku Shopping Street. It has a strong Kyoto shopping atmosphere, with plenty of clothing stores, drugstores, souvenir shops, and restaurants along the way, so you can take your time browsing and hunting for finds.
The shopping street is covered, so you don’t have to worry too much even if it rains, making it very convenient to explore. There are also quite a few small shops with a distinctive Kyoto feel along the way, and it’s easy to find souvenirs or something to eat.
