The Tokyo EDITION Ginza
Ginza, Chuo, Tokyo
“Sleek Kengo Kuma retreat”
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Vibe
A Kengo Kuma-designed boutique retreat weaving traditional Japanese craft with Ian Schrager’s signature New York social energy.
“Sleek Kengo Kuma retreat”
Kengo Kuma architecture features dramatic metal grid facade and walnut interiors.
Japan's first Punch Room bar draws a stylish nightlife crowd.
Custom travertine bathrooms and oak paneling provide high-end boutique comfort.
In the heart of Ginza among flagship boutiques and high-end dining.
Rooms
Minimalist sanctuaries featuring dark walnut paneling, white faux-fur throws, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Ginza’s backstreets.
Backstory
Architect Kengo Kuma and hotelier Ian Schrager’s second Tokyo collaboration opened in 2024 as a low-slung Ginza landmark.
Wellness
The 24-hour Technogym fitness center offers state-of-the-art equipment in a compact space designed for focused training.
Eat & drink
From the French-inspired Sophie at EDITION to Japan’s first Punch Room, the hotel dominates Ginza’s late-night social scene.
The neighborhood
Tucked behind Ginza’s flagship boutiques, the hotel sits in the city’s dense nucleus of Michelin-starred dining and luxury fashion.
“Hotel king Ian Schrager and master architect Kengo Kuma have created a temple of modern sophistication at the Tokyo EDITION, Ginza.”
“On a side street just off Chuo Dori, one of Tokyo’s most renowned shopping and leisure streets, you’ll find The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza.”
“Opened three years after the Tokyo Edition, Toranomon, the brand’s second address in Japan is a delicate, intimate addition to the city’s luxury hotel scene.”
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