Ginza Sony Park Redevelopment Season 2

Season 1 of the redevelopment featured a couple of noteworthy cafes and shops, but in exchange to those, 3 new shops have opened. On B1, Gen Gen An Phantom, a modern version of a "teahouse" that creates new ways to enjoy tea leaves through the fusion of tradition and modern culture, opened in November 2020. Unlike the conventional sweets for tea, the store takes a new attempt to provide chocolates and western sweets that match with the traditional Japanese tea.

Kamapan & Friends, a small grocery store which began as part of a Food Hub Project operating a farm, cafeteria, and a grocery store in Kamiyama-cho, Tokushima prefecture on the island of Shikoku has opened in B2 of the Ginza Sony Park. Under the slogan of "local production, local food," the grocery store offers additive free items ranging from vegetables, bread, seasonings, beverages and more which are gathered from around Japan. Inside the store, ice cream and sandwiches are on sale which can be eaten on spot too.

On the lowest floor, B4, as a new business of pizza slice, a popular pizza place in Daikanyama, Tokyo opened a new seafood fastfood stand, Seafool. The shop offers finger foods like burgers, calamari, and other seafood dishes along with their speciality, the bento box which is aimed for office workers in Ginza area to take it to their office for their lunch.

While the events are run for a limited time, season 2 of the redevelopment began with an exhibition in collaboration with the Japanese rock bands, King Gnu and millennium parade along with a team of creative label, PERIMETRON. This event is available until the end of January 2021, replaced with a different exhibition/events due to be announced.

Ginza Sony Park

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Connected via the B9 Exit of Tokyo Metro Ginza Station (Marunouchi Line/Ginza Line/Hibiya Line)
5 minutes walk from the Central Exit of JR Yurakucho Station (Yamanote Line/Keihin-Tohoku Line)

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