Ginza Sony Park – Grand Reopening on January 26th: A New Urban Oasis
On January 26th, 2025, Ginza Sony Park opened its doors to the public once again in the heart of Tokyo’s bustling Ginza district. This new space is a blend of nature and culture, created on the site of the former Sony Building, offering a modern park-like experience in the middle of the city. It’s a place where music, art, and interactive exhibitions meet, giving visitors a chance to immerse themselves in creativity and innovation.
A Bit of History: From Sony Building to Ginza Sony Park
The Sony Building was a landmark in Ginza since its construction in 1966, representing Sony’s iconic brand. But in 2018, Sony decided to tear down the old building and create something new – Ginza Sony Park. For about 3 years, this space served as a testbed for various cultural and artistic events, and now it’s been reimagined into a stunning cultural hub.
What to Expect from the New Space
The newly opened Ginza Sony Park spans 5 floors above ground and 4 below, with each level offering something unique. Visitors can enjoy a range of art and music events, explore exhibitions that showcase Sony’s latest products and technology, and even experience innovative installations designed to surprise and engage. It’s truly an exciting space to be in!
Ongoing Events You Won’t Want to Miss
Right now, Ginza Sony Park is hosting a variety of music and art events. From interactive exhibitions to immersive installations, you’ll be able to experience some of Sony’s cutting-edge innovations. It’s a must-visit for anyone who loves tech, art, or just wants to experience something new in Tokyo.
Important Info: How to Visit
To get in, you’ll need to make a reservation in advance. You can easily book your spot through the official Ginza Sony Park website. Don’t forget to arrive on time according to your reservation – it’ll make your visit much smoother!
Also, keep in mind that parking is limited, so it’s best to use public transportation. Ginza Sony Park is located just a short walk from Ginza Station, making it super easy to get to by subway.
