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Ginza, tokyo japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wako Department Store in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of intersection in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan at night Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wako department store, Ginza Tokyo japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wako Department Store in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historical architecture clock Ginza Tokyo Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historical Wako building Ginza Tokyo Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
Wako Department Store in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of intersection in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan at night Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
People walking in famous Apple intersection in Ginza Tokyo Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vintage photo of Sukiyabashi Bridge and Sotobori River in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan - 1907-1918 Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of intersection in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan at night. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ginza, Tokyo, Japan cityscape with the Kabuki Theatre Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ginza, a district in Chuo-ku, is one of the most famous downtown areas in Japan. Ginza means silver mint, and its name derives from the silver-coin mint established there in the 1600s, where well-established Japanese shops and famous brand name shops from around the world stand side by side on Chuo-dori, the district's main street, Namiki-dori which runs parallel to Chuo-dori, Suzuran-dori and other streets. The Kabuki-za Theater※, where the Japanese traditional theatrical art known as Kabuki is performed, is located to the west of the intersection at 4-Chome, on the way towards the neighboring Tsukiji district.


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