Ginza's Tsunaguu "Shrine of the Future" offers games, learning, and fortune-telling.
Ginza 456 offers a free, interactive shrine experience blending virtual and real elements, focusing on social education and engagement.
Have you checked out Tsunaguu ~A Shrine that Connects You to the Future~? It's located in the heart of Tokyo’s upscale Ginza district at Ginza 456, and guess what? It's completely free! Created by KDDI, this place combines reality with digital experiences. You enter through a striking vermillion torii gate and can play games that tackle social issues while getting virtual fortunes and protective charms. It's like a shrine for the future, but without the typical price tag.
We dove into the puzzles and, let me tell you, they weren't as easy as they looked. We were this close to finishing but ran out of time—so we snagged a consolation paper fortune. Then, headed downstairs, where a stunning digital projection enveloped us. We played a sugoroku-style board game, answering quiz questions about KDDI's sustainability initiatives. In the end, our friend emerged victorious, and we ended with a coin and a "middle luck" fortune. If you’re in Tokyo before May 2026, make sure to swing by!
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