WJS Ginza
Welcome Japan Support
Business Hours
Weekdays 10:00-18:00
Saturdays Reservation-only
Closed on Sundays
Weekdays 10:00-18:00
Saturdays Reservation-only
Closed on Sundays
At WJS Ginza, we offer a wide variety of Japanese culture experiences.
Experience Japanese martial arts by performing the movements and immersing yourself in the true way of Japanese Karate.
To plan an event in a Japanese garden without having to worry about the weather.
To receive foreign dignitaries and offer them Japanese hospitality.
To rent wi-fi, exchange foreign currency, purchase original Japanese souvenirs, and relax at our WJS Ginza Cafe where you can enjoy free wi-fi.
WJS Ginza will assist you during your travel in Japan.
Ginza, Japan`s most luxurious shopping district is close to Tokyo station and the Imperial Palace, and is easily accessible. Everyday, many Japanese people as well as foreigners can be seen strolling down the streets. This is one of many reasons why we decided to open our first shop in Ginza. Moreover, the store was designed by famous dining and shop designer Sato Shigeru whose interior designs inspired the movie Kill Bill. The store resembles a real Japanese Garden with private Japanese-style rooms where you can experience Japanese tea ceremony, calligraphy and many other cultural experience. You can also drop by and take a break from shopping, have a cup of tea or coffee in our WJS Ginza Cafe, enjoy sushi or kaiseki cousine lunch or dinner, use our wi-fi service, purchase original Japanese souvenirs, take pictures in the garden and enjoy the atmosphere of our store. If you come to Ginza, feel free to visit us!
Our staff members are multilingual
and can assist you in many languages during your trip.
In this section, you will find information about events held at WJS Ginza as well as Japanese culture.
More details here...
We recommend you use the "West Ginza Parking lot", which has a capacity of 800 cars and is close to the building (approximately 3 minutes walk)
To contact us, please refer to the links below.
