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Hermès Ginza
Shopping
4.0 (1206 reviews)
High-end retailer carrying the luxury brand's apparel, handbags, scarves & other accessories.
5-chōme-4-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
+81 3-3289-6811
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning architecture
The building is described as gorgeous, a work of art, and an iconic landmark in Ginza with its glass block curtain wall and lighting.
• excellent service
Many customers received professional, helpful, and kind service, especially from specific SAs who were knowledgeable and patient.
• extensive product range
As one of the largest branches, it offers a wide range of products across multiple floors, including men's and women's items, and even furniture.
• welcoming atmosphere
Despite staff attitude complaints, some found the store welcoming and non-judgmental, allowing comfortable browsing and questioning.
• on-site gallery
The store features a gallery on the top floor with interesting pieces and installations, offering an experience beyond shopping.
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