The exterior of Ginza Sony Park at a Ginza intersection on a sunny day. A building with a metal grid frame displaying large “SixTONES STock” billboards with SixTONES members and dates “2026 6.17-8.23.”
A spacious, raw concrete-floored space with exposed ceiling pipes and ducts features black shelving units with illuminated white letters “F”, “G”, “H”, and “I”. “SixTONES Stock” cardboard boxes and clothing items are displayed, and an orange monitor showing a floor map for “4F” hangs from the ceiling.

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[Notice: Close day]
Monday, July 13 / Monday, August 3
  • Key visual of 'SixTONES STock.'
    SixTONES STock
    Jun 17 - Aug 23, 2026　9:30 am - 8:30 pm
  • Key visual for “Ginza no Yoshoku [Nibun no Ichi].” Western-style dishes including omurice, hamburger steak, Napolitan spaghetti, katsu sandwiches, and French fries are arranged on a white background, with the title logo placed at the center.
    Restaurant
    11:00 am - 9:00 pm (L.O. 8:00 pm)
    B3 [ Nibun no Ichi ]
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View of Ginza Sony Park from the street. A large graphic for “100.80.60. Exhibition” is displayed on the concrete ramp leading underground, while pedestrians pass along the sidewalk in front of the building.
Exterior view of Ginza Sony Park seen through cherry blossoms. The SONY logo mounted on the exposed concrete wall and the glass-block façade can be seen within the surrounding Ginza cityscape. Exhibition view inside Ginza Sony Park. Colorful paintings are displayed on white gallery walls, with multiple works arranged throughout the open space with concrete flooring.
Stairway space inside Ginza Sony Park. A visitor is seen descending stairs surrounded by exposed concrete walls and handrails. The building’s three-dimensional circulation routes connect different levels throughout the space.
View of the Ginza streetscape from a second-floor passage in Ginza Sony Park. An intersection and passing vehicles can be seen through the lattice-like exterior frame, creating a landscape where architecture and the city stand side by side. Panoramic view of Ginza Sony Park across Sukiyabashi Crossing. Numerous pedestrians move in front of the building, with the surrounding Ginza cityscape extending into the distance.
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