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The Yurakucho Mullion The Yurakucho Mullion building houses Seibu Department Store, Hankyu Department Store and The Nihon Theater as well as 6 further theaters. The large clock with its hourly dancing dolls is a popular meeting point for visitors to the area.

		2-5-1, Yurakucyo, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
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Sony Building The Sony Building in Ginza is a showroom where the newest Sony products such as cameras and digital cameras can be seen and tried out free of charge. Many events are held here each season.

		5-3-1, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
		11am-7pm
		Jan. 1
		- http://www.sonybuilding.jp/
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Namiki-Dori (Namiki Street) World famous high-end brand shops line Namiki-Dori, a street which runs parallel to the main Ginza-Dori. Merely strolling around window shopping is fun - and free.

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Ginza-Dori (Ginza Street) Chuo-Dori, which runs 1km from the 1-chome area near the Kyobashi district to the 8-chome area near the Shimbashi district, is called Ginza-Dori (or Ginza Street). On Saturday and Sunday afternoons, Ginza-Dori becomes a pedestrian paradise and many people enjoy "Gin-bura", Japanese for "taking a stroll in Ginza". Chairs and parasols for those in need of a rest are provided on the street.

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Yonchome-Kosaten (The 4-chome Intersection) The immediate area around the 4-chome intersection, the Chuo-Dori (also known as Ginza-Dori) and Harumi-Dori intersection, is always crowded as it is the center of Ginza. Department stores, such as Wako, Mitsukoshi, Matsuya and Matsuzakaya are located just a short distance from the intersection.

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Kabukiza (Kabuki Theater) Kabukiza is a Kabuki theater first established in 1889. It was reconstructed after the Great Kanto Earthquake of September 1923, and today's building is a 1951 reconstruction of the second building following destruction in World War II. This Momoyama-style building is a landmark in the Ginza area. Vermillion-lacquered circular columns in the entrance hall and a scarlet carpet provide for a most prestigious atmosphere. For those interested in seeing Kabuki, single shows can be enjoyed inexpensively by buying a "Makumi" seat, (One-act) ticket.

		4-12-15, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
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		- http://www.kabuki-za.co.jp/
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Harumi Triton The Harumi Triton complex is a blend of offices, shops, restaurants and residential facilities. Terraces focusing on the subject matter of flowers, trees and water provide for comfortable relaxation spaces.

		1-8-16, Harumi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
		Restaurants 11am-11pm, Shops 11am-9pm, Depending on shops
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		- http://www.harumi-triton.jp/ (Japanese version only)
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