I like to walk around Ginza. These are  my window shopping sessions, during which I suffer a lot, because shops, restaurants and bars are packed with great stuff and I can not buy anything, or maybe just a very little.
Prices are very high, quality is high as well.
Lots of colours and people dressed in fancy way, wearing great designers’ clothes.
Japanese are crazy about fashion and food, so Ginza contains all what Japanese fashionable lady desire. All or almost all.
Personally I am big fan of Ginza coffee shops, where man can buy most fancy Japanese desserts which look so pretty.
One famous brand after another, interesting architecture and great decorations of shops’ windows.
I like to observe people walking on Ginza streets.
Some of them are really elegant, many just came to enjoy same activity like me, it means window shopping.
Foreigners also try to look fashionable in Ginza.
Today I saw one girl, not very pretty, but dressed in Barbie style, with hair damaged by too intensive decolouration.
But people looked at her.
Japanese observe people in a very discreet way, at least in Tokyo.
I went to take photos of Kabukiza, kabuki theatre which soon will rebuild, and will change look. Curious how it will look after.
I like kabuki, it is fun to watch. I went to watch one performance around 2 years ago.
It was fun.