The ORB Premiere facade, looking up the vertical-louvre exterior from a Ginza street.

The ORB Premiere


A sleek mixed-use building in Ginza 1-chome, where the district's shopping and its business meet.

1-3-13 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Location


Location

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Walk times measured at 80m per minute. Diagram is illustrative, not to scale.View full-size map
Ginza-itchome Station
1 min
Yurakucho Station
3 min
Ginza Station
5 min
Kyobashi Station
6 min

The building

1-3-13 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Completed

September 1991

Steel frame, partly steel-reinforced concrete

Floors above ground

9

1 below ground · Retail, dining and offices

Gross floor area

2,401.68 m²

Retail, dining and offices

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Neighbourhood


The neighbourhood

Ginza 1-chome is the northern entrance to the district, the end of it where the shopping and the offices overlap. A subway entrance is a few steps away and JR Yurakucho Station is a short walk. Retail, dining and office space share the one building.

  • Ginza-itchome Station
  • JR Yurakucho Station
  • Ginza Chuo-dori
  • Kyobashi

Ginza 1-chome, where the district begins.

The front of the Okuno Building, a 1932 apartment block in Ginza 1-chome now occupied by galleries and studios.
The Okuno Building, Ginza 1-chome
The Yuraku Concourse, the arcade of small restaurants under the railway viaduct at Yurakucho Station.
Under the Yurakucho viaduct

In this building


In this building

A place in Ginza 1-chome.

A minute from the subway exit. A shop people gather in on the ground floor, work happening on the floors above. Retail, dining and offices under one roof, looked after by an owner who is also the operator.