ヤマハ銀座店
English｜Yamaha Ginza Shop
Yamaha Ginza shop, a department where you can enjoy music in the whole building.
We here at Yamaha invite you to come and see our Ginza flagship store, where you can enjoy one of the largest musical instrument stores in Japan. There you can browse a huge variety of instruments, sheet music and more. Encompassing fourteen floors, we run a music academy, a concert hall, a live house and a variety of other services. Come and visit us now and enjoy a musical shopping experience.
Floor Guide
Pianos / ELECTONE / Digital Pianos / AVITECS(Soundproofing room)
Upright Pianos / Grand Pianos / Hybrid Pianos / Digital Pianos / Electone / Keyboards / Piano Accessories / AVITECS(Soundproofing room)
Wind Instruments / String Instruments /Percussion Instruments
Wind Instruments / String Instruments / Concert Percussion / Recorders / Ocarinas / Harmonicas / batons / Music Stands / Tuners / Electronic Metronomes
Sheet Music / Music Books / CD
Sheet Music / Music Books / Music Magazines / Music Sheets / Stationery Goods / CDs / DVDs
NOTES BY YAMAHA (Café Lounge)
Event Space / NOTES BY YAMAHA (Café Stand)
Guitars / Drums / Digital Music Instruments
Store Information
Business Hours
11:00 ~ 18:30
Close
Every Tuesday, 3/31, 9/30, 12/31 to 1/2
Access Map
7-9-14 Ginza,Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Notification
Credit Cards Accepted
We accept credit cards of VISA / UnionPay / MasterCard / American Express / JCB / Diners Club.
Tax Free with your passport
Non-residents in Japan that have a passport with a Seal of Verification for Landing or a permission, can get the tax exemption for purchases of more than 5000 yen (tax excluded). You can combine the amount you purchased at each section but we will need you to pay on each floor. Only same day purchase can accumulate to your final purchase amount.
Delivery rules
We can deliver within Japan. (Not tax free) However, we don’ t deliver to airports, ports or overseas. Thank you for your understanding.
Try musical instruments
If you want to try an instrument, please ask the staff. You may not be able to try some instruments.
Voltage
The voltage in Japan is 100V. Please check the voltage of your home country. Depending on the product you might need a transformer. Ask the staff for details.
