At the 4-chome-cross where we started our Ginza tour stands this newest landmark of the area. Wearing ephemeral coat of light and information signage on its porcelain-white exterior, this is neither modern nor postmodern. From solid Wako to transparent Sanai, and now onto this surface manifestation of our digital information age, architecture of Ginza has been always representing the latest manners of our urban existence. That’s why we need to keep our eyes on the architectural evolution of Ginza. exterior design: Klein Dytham architecture (2016) You can download the pamphlet in PDF through this link. ginza.jp/en/tourist-map It is available at the tourist centers around Ginza as well. ginza.jp/en/townguide/touristo...