Ginza Chuo Dori Pedestrian Paradise VR360 Walk | Tokyo, Japan

Experience a VR360 walk along Ginza Chuo Dori, Tokyo's most famous shopping avenue, during its weekend pedestrian paradise.

This walk begins at the Ginza 1-chome intersection and follows Chuo Dori to the Ginza 6-chome area, passing many of Ginza's best-known landmarks.

On weekends and national holidays, much of Chuo Dori is closed to vehicle traffic, transforming one of Tokyo's busiest streets into a pedestrian-friendly promenade.

Along the way, you'll see internationally recognized flagship stores, elegant architecture, public relaxation spaces created for the pedestrian paradise, the famous Ginza 4-chome intersection, Ginza Mitsukoshi, the iconic Seiko House Ginza clock tower, and GINZA SIX.

Ginza traces its origins to the Edo period, when a government silver mint gave the district its name. Today, it is one of Japan's most prestigious commercial districts, where historic department stores stand alongside contemporary architecture and world-renowned luxury brands.

Filmed in Tokyo, Japan.

Created by BAKANCE INC.