JIMMY CHOO opened 'Street Café Ginza' in Tokyo, featuring British cuisine and art, with a preview event attended by celebrities.
September/12/2025 18:09
Yesterday (11th), the luxury accessory brand 'JIMMY CHOO' in London held a preview event to commemorate the opening of 'JIMMY CHOO Street Café Ginza'. This time, NiziU's Mako, Ayaka, Rima, and models/DJs Shuuzou Ohira and Yamato Inoue attended and enjoyed the café's food and drinks. The JIMMY CHOO Street Café Ginza, which opened today (12th), recreates the mood of London in the heart of Tokyo, expressing a playful British spirit in a sophisticated atmosphere. It offers classic British menu items such as fish and chips, scones, and gin and tonics, providing a relaxed space for enjoying food and conversation with family and friends. The interior also pays homage to London's vibrant art culture, featuring works specially created for the brand by Japanese graffiti artist KAZZROCK on a limited-time display. JIMMY CHOO Street Café Ginza, open from 11 AM to 9 PM, offers a special experience to fully enjoy the brand's playful atmosphere. ■Store Information 'JIMMY CHOO Street Café Ginza' Address: 2-6-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Business Hours: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM (irregular holidays) *Reservations not accepted ■Related Links 'JIMMY CHOO Street Café Ginza' special site
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