Ginza is a major commercial district in the Central District of Tokyo, Japan, known as "the most expensive place in Asia", symbolizing Japan's prosperity, and is famous for its high-end shopping stores.
This area gathers branded products from all over the world; huge shopping malls can be seen on both sides of the street, along with fashionable and unique clothing. It can be considered a paradise for shoppers.
Also, the vicinity of Ginza has the highest concentration of Michelin restaurants in Asia, featuring restaurants from Italy, France, and Arabia. People can taste delicious food from all over the world in this area.
According to travel magazines, Ginza, one of the three major scenic spots in Japan symbolizing nature, history, and modernity (Mount Fuji, Kyoto, Ginza), ranks with Champs-Élysées Avenue in Paris and Fifth Avenue in New York as the three bustling centers of the world.
