The Ginza 4 Chome intersection is home to Nissan Crossing, a showcase of Nissan’s latest cars and technology. Nissan is Japan’s second-largest automotive manufacturer, ranking behind Toyota and ahead of Honda. The company holds a large stake in the French manufacturer Renault and employs over 120,000 people worldwide.
Nissan produces a wide range of vehicles, including the Skyline, Maxima, Tiida, X-Trail, and Cube. While many of its models are exported globally, some are designed exclusively for the Japanese market.
Previously known as the Nissan Gallery, this space was once a small showroom displaying some of Nissan’s finest automotive designs. Following several years of redevelopment, a brand-new complex was built and relaunched in 2017 as Nissan Crossing.
Today, the multi-level facility features:
- Exhibition vehicles showcasing Nissan’s latest innovations.
- Interactive displays where visitors can learn about Nissan’s automotive advancements and eco-friendly technologies.
- Crossing Café, a stylish café inside the venue.
- Sony Ginza Product Showcase, currently occupying several floors while the Sony Building on the next block undergoes redevelopment.
Throughout the year, Nissan Crossing hosts various exhibitions, including art displays, concept car unveilings, and design showcases. A small activity area is also available where children can draw and colour Nissan cars.
Located on the iconic Ginza 4 Chome intersection, one of the most photographed streets in Tokyo, Nissan Crossing is a must-visit destination for car enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The futuristic, jewel-like car designs on display make for a memorable experience. Best of all, admission is free.
Access
- Ginza Subway Station (G09) – Ginza & Hibiya Lines. If travelling on the Marunouchi Line, exit via C3 or C4 gates.
- JR Yurakucho Station – Keihin-Tohoku Line, Yamanote Line, and Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (Y18) – 8-minute walk.
Official Website:
https://www3.nissan.co.jp/crossing/en.html
