[ Tokyu Plaza Ginza ] Stroller friendly, sophisticated shopping complex in Tokyo

Opened 2016, Tokyu Plaza Ginza is not only cool shopping spot for adult but also well-designed for Mom&Dad with baby.

All isles are wider than other shopping spot in Tokyo’s big city – much easier to go through by stroller or wheelchair. Elevator also comes and go not so bad.

Also there are two public area for small kids, METOA (2F, 3F) and roof top terrace garden. (admission free.)
Although these are not so big, you can always feel new-urban atmosphere.

Baby/children friendly area of Tokyu Plaza Ginza

METoA【 Admission Free】(2F/3F)

METoA Ginza is Mitsubishi Electric’s exhibition space where kids can enjoy their products with easy games. (*Exhibits changes on every 6-9month, Admission free)
1-12years old children might enjoy most, about 15min~30min is enough to enjoy.
Entrance is at Shinbashi-side.
There is also “METoA cafe” on 1F.

METoA Ginza
OPEN (Exhibition) : 11:00 – 21:00
Admission : Free
*There has been entrance regulation due to the Covid-19

Roof top terrace (12F)

Comfortable roof terrace with wall covered green.
Good place for lunch/snack time with powerful toddler.
Scenery from here is also enjoyable.

Nursery room

There are 3 baby care rooms, on 4F, 10F, 11F.

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Floor Guide

B2F~B1F : Cafe/Restaurants/Subway station

1F-2F : High-brand shops

3F-7F : Fashion&Goods shops

8F-9F : LOTTE Duty Free

10F-11F : Restaurants

RF : Roof top terrace

Official Website

Tokyu Plaza Ginza (Official Website )

Open : 11:00 – 21:00 (some restaurants close 23:00)

Address : 5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061 (Link to Google MAP)

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