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Seiko House Ginza Clock Tower
Attraction
4.5 (432 reviews)
4-chōme-5-11 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
Highlights from Reviews
• iconic landmark
The Seiko House Ginza Clock Tower is a highly recognizable and iconic symbol of Tokyo's prestigious Ginza district, featured in many photos.
• architectural beauty
Its elegant neoclassical design, curved granite facade, and historical significance dating back to 1932 are widely appreciated.
• historical significance
The tower has a rich history, having survived WWII and numerous renovations, representing a blend of tradition and modernity.
• Westminster chimes
The clock chimes the iconic Westminster melody every hour, a sound deeply associated with Ginza, adding to its charm and atmosphere.
• luxury shopping
The Wako department store inside offers a premium selection of luxury watches (Seiko, Grand Seiko, Credor), jewelry, and curated goods, attracting enthusiasts.
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