Cheers Ginza is located in the Ginza area of Tokyo, which is considered to be the best-known and most prestigious retail area in Japan. The Ginza area is also popular for its wide variety of restaurants. The property's location is less than a two-minute walk from Ginza and Higashi-Ginza stations, which are both served by several subway lines. Approximately 170,000 people visit the Ginza area during the daytime on an average weekday. A total of approximately 340,000 passengers use Ginza and Higashi-Ginza stations each day.
Opened in March 2005, the Cheers Ginza has nine stories above ground and one basement floor, and is easily visible from one of the main streets in Ginza. The property is a occupied by nine restaurants, including seven Japanese restaurants, one Spanish restaurant and one Italian restaurant. A majority of the tenants operate multiple restaurants in Japan.
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| Location |
5-9-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo |
| Land size |
318.01m2 |
| Total floor space |
1,974.90m2 |
Number of
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Nine stories above ground and one basement floor |
Construction
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February 2005 |
| Major tenants |
Chanko Dining Waka (Japanese cuisine), Syoutaien (Charcoal grilled beef), Lengua de Gaudi (Spanish style tavern) |
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