Restaurant L'ARGENT in Ginza, Tokyo: A modern French restaurant that embodies the refined spirit of a bygone era, offering an experience you can only find here.

Located at the intersection of Ginza 4-chome, directly connected to Ginza Station, and towering in front of the Wako Clock Tower, is "GINZA PLACE." The building's exterior design was commissioned by Klein Dytham Architecture (KDa), a firm internationally acclaimed for its design and deep understanding of Japan...

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I invited my Taiwanese friends and their families to Restaurant L'Argent, a Michelin-starred French restaurant in Ginza that has been awarded one star for two consecutive years!

Located at the intersection of Ginza 4-chome, directly connected to Ginza Station, and towering in front of the Wako Clock Tower, is "GINZA PLACE." The building's exterior design was commissioned by Klein Dytham Architecture (KDa), a firm internationally acclaimed for its design and deep understanding of Japan...

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Ginza's Michelin-starred restaurant "Restaurant L'Argent" offers modern French cuisine incorporating elements of Scandinavian and Japanese influences.

Located at the intersection of Ginza 4-chome, directly connected to Ginza Station, and towering in front of the Wako Clock Tower, is "GINZA PLACE." The building's exterior design was commissioned by Klein Dytham Architecture (KDa), a firm internationally acclaimed for its design and deep understanding of Japan...

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Take a break at the "Ginza Bunmeido Ginza 5-chome Store Lounge" while watching people go by.

Ginza Bunmeido was founded in Nagasaki in 1900 (Meiji 33) and has been in business for over 100 years. Since 1939 (Showa 14), it has had a store in Ginza, preserving the tradition of making confectionery, including castella cake, while continuing to create sweets that are in line with the times. Popular items such as Baumkuchen are displayed in the storefront...

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I had a birthday lunch at Sushi Kanesaka Honten, a two-Michelin-starred sushi restaurant in Ginza, after returning to Japan.

Upon returning from Italy, the first place I headed was Ginza. On Saturdays, Ginza Chuo-dori becomes a pedestrian zone, allowing you to walk confidently down the middle of the street. Walking towards Mitsukoshi on Chuo-dori, I turned right at the Ginza 7-chome intersection, then right again at the second intersection, and immediately found it on the first basement floor of the Misuzu Building...

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