Ground Floor: Floor and Service Counter

ground floor: To accommodate the needs of foreign tourists, a terminal for sightseeing buses has been built within the premises and a service counter on the ground floor will provide currency exchange and duty-free services, according to The Japan Times. A traditional noh theater is located on the third basement floor, while offices occupy floors seven to 12. The 19-story building has six underground floors and houses 241 stores and restaurants, including flagship outlets for international brands like Celine, across a total floor space of around 47,000 sq. meters. The shopping center will have a stockpile of emergency supplies for up to 3,000 people who might be stranded in times of disaster, a scenario which had occurred during the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that hit the Tohoku region. Ginza Six was initially designed as a skyscraper standing about 200 meters tall, but the idea was not welcomed by other merchants in the area. The complex is also equipped with backup power generation. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.