Tokyo’s Ginza district in Japan is a shopper’s paradise, where tradition meets innovation. Historic kimono shops coexist with ultra-modern flagship stores of world-class luxury brands. Central Street is home to some of the most prestigious global brands. The charm of fashion and elegance converges here... This year, Japan Airlines (JAL), in support of the “2010 Japan Tourism Year” campaign, has created the “Japan Traveler” discount guidebook’s Ginza Special Edition, allowing travelers to easily enjoy Tokyo’s shopping delights.
This Chinese-language edition of the “Japan Traveler” discount guidebook is also its debut issue. It focuses on Ginza, Tokyo’s top-rated and most popular district, offering detailed introductions to high-end shops of global fashion brands, department stores, dining options, as well as long-established traditional stores. With comprehensive maps, visitors can leisurely stroll through every traditional and fashionable street in Ginza without missing any shop worth visiting or exploring.
Ginza is also a food lover’s paradise, whether it’s a hidden Western-style eatery tucked away in an alley, a fine-dining restaurant inside a luxury brand flagship store, or the delicious offerings found in historic department stores. With this “Japan Traveler” guidebook, you can also enjoy special discounts at 47 shops. Additionally, the guidebook introduces sightseeing spots in the Tokyo suburbs, such as Hakone, allowing you to explore the beautiful surroundings of Hakone as well.
The “Japan Traveler” discount guidebook’s Ginza Special Edition is now available. From now until June 30, it will be given free of charge to passengers on JAL flights to Tokyo. Be sure to ask your friendly flight attendant for a copy, and bring it along to make your Tokyo trip even more memorable.
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