Persona 5 Concert - Game Symphony Japan at the Mitsukoshi Theater
This March the historic halls of the Mitukoshi Theater will be home to a very different kind of music than you might expect, a symphony of video game music focusing on critically acclaimed role-playing...
View ArticleKozakura Karinto: Confectionary Perfected over Generations
As Nihombashi Mitsukoshi's specialist confectionary shop featuring popular and long-established sweets from across Japan, Kayuan is dedicated to bringing you exceptional quality, much-loved local...
View ArticleStationery Refined Since Edo with Haibara
Regular readers will doubtlessly by familiar with the stunning selection of luxury fountain pens we keep in store, but that is only half the picture. A quality pen and a practiced hand deserve fine...
View ArticleStimulate the Senses this Spring at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi
Each and every season is important in the Japanese calendar, but there is a special place for Spring, signifying new beginnings and a chance to reacquaint yourself with the familiar from a fresh...
View ArticleFun, Delightful and Quirky - The World of Japanese Confectionary
Japanese wagashi sweets are fast gaining a reputation as the next frontier of Japanese cuisine to be explored, however, that is easier said than done. First, most are best eaten as fresh as possible...
View ArticleExperience a Modern Take on a Traditional Teahouse at Zen Cha'fe
For a tranquil spot to enjoy traditional Japanese refreshments in the heart of Nihombashi, look no further than Zen Cha'fe. This authentic tea house with a contemporary twist is only a few minutes'...
View ArticleTethering the Edo Spirit with Kumihimo by Ryukobo
In the early 17th century the architect of Edo, now Tokyo, shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu was responsible for setting in motion the steps that would see a small castle town expand to become the sprawling...
View ArticleTaste a piece of Nihombashi History at the Flagship Mikado Coffee
Home to their famous Nihombashi Blend, Mikado Coffee, with its rich past and vibrant present, is a Nihombashi icon. A Nihombashi Mitsukoshi shopping or cultural experience would not be complete without...
View ArticleMarking the Occasion at our In-house Beauty Salon and Photography Studio
For many visitors to Japan finding the right beauty salon can be a tall order, not for want of their quality or quantity, but in finding one where you can guarantee they will put your needs first....
View ArticleHanae Mori Manuscrit on the Runway at Tokyo Fashion Week
March saw the runways of Tokyo Fashion Week buzzing with activity as the world's attention was drawn to the fashion capital for a taste of what is to come later this season. The runway show is a legacy...
View ArticleBuilding Memories - The History of Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Part 2
As we saw in the first part of our reflections on the history of Nihombashi Mitsukoshi since its establishment it a timeline defined by a spirit of change that is sometimes not immediately obvious in...
View ArticleBestselling Delicacies Under 1000 Yen at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi
Nihombashi Mitsukoshi's Food Hall is positively packed with delicacies from around the world, but it can be difficult to know where to start. We have curated a special list of some of our ongoing best...
View ArticleNew Frontiers for Tin Tableware with Nousaku
Washoki or Japanese tableware is sometimes thought of as "traditional", and while it is true that it is historically what was used in Japan, that is not to say that it becomes a static genre while the...
View ArticleDecoding the Secrets of Washoku and Ukiyo-e
Visitors to Tokyo are doubtlessly familiar with the iconic imagery of the city of Edo captured in ukiyo-e woodblock prints, and needless to say Japanese washoku cuisine will no doubt nourish you on...
View ArticleMisuzu Kaneko and Shoko Kanazawa - Resonating Poetry and Calligraphy
The seventh floor gallery at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi will be home to two extraordinary figures from two very different fields, united by a common resonance that speaks across the generations. First...
View ArticleMitsuaki Iwago Presents "A Cat's Kyoto" at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi
Eminent wildlife photographer Mitsuaki Iwago is revisiting one his most celebrated muses, cats, for a new exhibition at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi. Having travelled the world to photograph cats, this time...
View ArticleA Celebration of the Edo Sprit at the Kanda Matsuri
One of the three most important festivals in Japan, the Kanda Matsuri is also one very close to home for Nihombashi Mitsukoshi. Not only did the festival originate in the very heart of Edo, but it is...
View ArticleA Flurry of Florals meets Japanese Denim with GUCCI HANA
Italian luxury brand Gucci will be taking over the Central Hall of Nihombashi Mitsukoshi this month with an exclusive collection limited to Japan and a line-up of items limited to Mitsukoshi and...
View ArticleBuilding Memories - The History of Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Part 3
In the previous part of our look deep into the history of Nihombashi Mitsukoshi we left our story deep in the midst of Meiji era (1868-1912) Japan, a time of great social and cultural upheaval for...
View ArticleUnique Hostels in the Heart of Nihombashi
Visitors to Tokyo are positively spoilt for choice when it comes to hotels in the Nihombashi area, but for those looking for something a little out of the ordinary, the district's thriving hostel...
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