Hidden in plain sight among the high-end shops of Ginza, this spot is like stepping into a time machine. Built in 1932, it’s one of the last surviving pre-war buildings in Tokyo, designed as a high-income, earthquake-resistant apartment complex. Once home to poets, filmmakers, and artists like Kenji Mizoguchi and Kinuyo Tanaka, it now houses around 40 exhibits. The first floor is filled with antique shops, while the second through sixth floors feature small art galleries, shops, and private business offices. Today, it’s a hub for art, creativity, and history, still preserving its old-school charm, including the iconic manually operated elevator. If you’re in the area and into quirky, historic spots, this is a must-visit. History, art, and Ginza vibes all in one place.📍Okuno Building . . #tokyo #japan #tokyotravel #japantiktok #ginza