銀座インズ
Ginza INZ
An old-school underground shopping arcade tucked under Ginza’s polished exterior—INZ remains a time capsule of everyday Tokyo retail.
Attraction
Underground Mall, Shopping, Casual Dining
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Located between Yurakucho and Ginza, Ginza INZ is a trio of low-rise, semi-underground arcades that have quietly served Tokyoites for decades. Unlike Ginza’s gleaming flagship stores, INZ offers a casual, retro shopping experience—featuring mid-range fashion, affordable jewelry, imported cosmetics, and cozy cafes in a maze of narrow corridors. Divided into INZ 1, 2, and 3, the complex has a loyal following among locals who appreciate the laid-back pace, accessible prices, and reliable lunch spots. It’s also a favorite rainy-day retreat for nearby office workers. Ginza INZ isn’t glamorous, but it’s a reminder that even in Tokyo’s most luxurious district, comfort and routine still have their place.
Facilities & Services
Indoor shopping and dining
Connected to Yurakucho and Ginza Stations
Variety of casual restaurants and retail outlets
Barrier-free access in most areas
Open year-round
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