V88 Building, Commercial office building in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan.
The V88 Building is a commercial office structure in Ginza with eleven above-ground floors and two basement levels. Its curved stainless steel exterior creates flowing reflections that shift throughout the day.
The building was completed in 2007 and was originally known as the De Beers Ginza Building. It represents part of Ginza's evolution toward contemporary commercial architecture.
The curved stainless steel surfaces create a visual presence that catches the eye as you walk through Ginza's shopping streets. This design approach has become part of how the neighborhood's modern landscape looks today.
The building is accessible from Ginza-itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, which is a short walk away. It offers office and retail spaces across multiple floors with modern elevator systems and security features.
The stainless steel structure received recognition from the Japan Stainless Steel Association for its curved design. The reflections on the surface shift with changing light, giving visitors different views throughout the day.
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