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Begin your adventures at Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo, your perfect launchpad for exploring near and far. Located on Namiki Dōri Street, this upscale boutique hotel is just steps from shopping, landmarks old and new, and unique local flavors that reflect the vibrant energy of Ginza and Tokyo, Japan’s exciting capital.

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Our centrally located hotel is your starting point in the heart of Tokyo. Explore the city’s most famous upmarket shopping, dining and entertainment district. Hyatt Centric Ginza is located on the Namiki Dori street, an avenue popular for window shopping that runs parallel to the main Chuo-dori boulevard—the perfect launchpad for exploring Ginza's diverse shopping.

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Make Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo your launchpad for endless exploring and adventures in the city. Beyond the famed luxury shopping in the streets of Ginza, discover cultural experiences, local tastes, and unique sights at the intersection of ever-changing culture and everlasting tradition in Tokyo. Head over to nearby iconic attractions like the Ginza Six or the Tokyu Plaza Ginza, or hop on the subway to Omotesando, Tokyo Tower, and Asakusa.

Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea are two of the most magical places in Tokyo. Not only is Tokyo Disneyland the first Disneyland to open outside of the United States, but Tokyo Disney Sea is the first Disney amusement park with a marine theme. Aside from the classic Disney rides and whimsical space, you will find shopping and delicious dining options here too.

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Walk in the footsteps of Japanese emperors through the scenic gardens and take a guided tour of the historic buildings and grounds of Tokyo Imperial Palace, the main residence of the Emperor of Japan.

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Ginza is, and always has been, a mecca for fashion and culture. Matsuya Ginza opened in 1925 as Tokyo’s first department store and still thrives as a curator of fashion, jewelry, and household goods. Spend a day shopping on multiple floors with the newest trends and most sought-after brands before taking a break at any of the many restaurants in the food hall. Find a tax-free counter, currency exchange services, and free Wi-Fi here to meet all your travel needs.

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Ginza is a popular upscale shopping area of Tokyo, with internationally renowned department stores, boutiques, restaurants, and coffeehouses located in its vicinity. It is considered one of the most elegant and luxurious shopping districts in the world.

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Known as one of the most iconic spots in Tokyo, the Tokyo Sky Tree was built in the old town areas of Narihira and Oshiage in 2012. With a height of 634 metres, this remarkably tall stand-alone communication tower has two observation decks for some of the clearest views of the Tokyo skyline—on sunny days, you can see Mount Fuji and most of the Kanto area. Inside, you will find Tokyo Solamachi, an area for shopping, cafes, restaurants, a planetarium, and even an aquarium modeled after the Tokyo islands.

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What better way to make the rounds of Tokyo than on an open-roof double-decker bus? Feel the breeze and view Ginza from high up with these guided tours of several areas in Tokyo. Rides are reasonably priced and there are several different courses to choose from—hop on a tour around Ginza from the Marunouchi Mitsubishi building, or take advantage of other options like the hop-on hop-off Sky Hop Bus and the Sky Duck water bus for unique ways to explore the city.

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Omotesando, the main street (sandō) leading to the Meiji Jingu shrine, is known as a chic area where brand name shops, cafes, elegant restaurants, and beauty salons are all found in one place. Omotesando is the perfect area to shop for your favorite items or people watch from a café terrace while soaking up the sun.
The Meiji Jingu shrine is also something to see—built in 1920 to honor Emperor Meiji, you will find an event space, treasury, martial arts center, and a cultural center in nearly 700,000 square metres of space. Enjoy the abundant greenery here or pay a visit to the shrine on the first day of the New Year to join in on annual tradition at one of the most iconic spots in Tokyo.

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Steps from the hotel, this area is synonymous with dining and drinking. Located under the rail tracks between Shimbashi and Yurakucho, the area promises a great night out. Find everything from unpretentious izakayas and standing bars to higher-end oyster bars and ethnic food—all offering a local experience unique to this iconic area of Ginza.

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Walk into the GINZA SIX and you will immediately find yourself surrounded by shopping, food, art, and culture. This large commercial facility in Ginza opened its doors in 2017, on land where the iconic Matsuzakaya Ginza department store built its business for over 84 years. This is a location to visit for more than just shopping—enjoy design inspired by noren shop curtains and traditional Japanese sunshades, or head up to the rooftop garden for a quiet moment surrounded by sunlight and greenery. You will also find the Kanze Noh Theater here, perfect for immersing yourself in traditional Japanese theater and drama.

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Finding that perfect postcard or pen has never been easier than at this local favorite for all things stationery. Itoya has been dedicated to enriching lives with pens and paper since 1904, and is now housed in a beautiful, renovated space with 18 floors of writing utensils, paper, and unique office hardware. Head upstairs to dine at the café serving up generously portioned salads with vegetables grown in the indoor greenhouse, or sit down to write and send that card you’ve found on their endless shelves of letter paper without even leaving the building.

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Step into the imaginative world of Studio Ghibli—meet some of your favorite characters from “Spirited Away” or hitch a ride on the iconic cat bus seen in “My Neighbor Totoro.” Not only is this a great place for children to explore, but adults can also find enjoyment in the greenery of the Mitaka area and this behind-the-scenes look into the creative process of Ghibli films.

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There is no market quite like the Tsukiji Fish Market. Fishermen and farmers at the market are notorious for their large catches of tuna and fresh seafood, building its reputation as one of the world’s largest public markets with some of the freshest fish and vegetables in Tokyo. Even after the market’s move to Toyosu in October 2018, the outer market and Tsukiji Uogashi area remain a vibrant place for shopping related to Japanese food culture. Taste the unforgettable flavors of fish at the many street food stalls and restaurants in the outer market, then shop for kitchen utensils or a sharp Japanese knife.

Tsukiji Outer Market

Kabuki (歌舞伎) is a traditional form of Japanese theater with roots tracing back to the Edo Period. The Kabukiza Theater in Ginza is the only theater in the world devoted to Kabuki performances, offering a total of 1,808 seats from which the large stage is visible. The theater has survived fire and war, maintaining its traditional façade and beautiful exterior with a total of three extensive restorations, the last of which updated the building with offices towering above the theater. Stop by for a traditional Japanese theater experience or just for the numerous shops inside with traditional souvenirs and kabuki costumes on display.

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Offering everything you need and some fun extras, our 164 modern, cleverly designed rooms, including nine suites, make the best use of space and come with multifunctional tables,&nbsp;complimentary Wi-Fi, and upscale accessories you’ll love. These inspiring spaces, located in the heart of the vibrant Ginza neighborhood, provide the perfect launchpad for your visit to Tokyo.

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Our lounge and bar carries the energy of NAMIKI667 into the night and is perfect for casual get-togethers with friends or family. Lounge around from early afternoon with coffee, our signature menu items, and sweets before changing it up in the evening with original cocktails featuring a variety of Japanese spirits. Join us for NAMIKI667 Happy Hour for the perfect end to your day—there’s definitely a drink with your name on it here.

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NAMIKI667, the hotel’s signature restaurant, provides slow-cooked specialties that feature the freshest local Tokyo ingredients showcasing a range of delicate flavors in dishes with Akigawa Wagyu beef, fish from the market, and visually stunning desserts served fresh from the oven. The terrace overlooking Namiki Dōri Street is the perfect gathering spot for lunch or dinner.

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Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo features a 24-hour fitness center with the latest workout equipment including treadmills, exercise bikes, free weights, yoga mats, resistance bands, and exercise balls. The gym is accessible by key card for hotel guests during their stay.

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I very much enjoyed my stay here. I travelled for business and this hotel suited my needs. Very centrally located to all the shops and restaurants that Ginza has to offer. Very close to a train station and walkable to most attractions in the city if that’s your preference. Staff were extremely helpful and all spoke very good English. Very good choices for breakfast, great room service menu and the on-site restaurant was very good. All in all, I had a wonderful stay.

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