A specialty store called "Immi" has opened in Ginza 7-chome, specializing in the premium range of carefully selected wines, whiskeys, and sake, as well as traditional Japanese sake vessels such as Edo Kiriko glass.

The interior of the store, where staff dressed in kimonos welcome you, is a relaxing space that makes extensive use of wood. Service is available in Japanese, English, Chinese, and French, making it a great place to entertain guests from overseas. At the back of the store, there is a private room that can accommodate up to six people (*This will be operated as a members-only room in the future), where you can leisurely enjoy your purchased alcohol in a private space.

One of the highlights is the walk-in wine cellar, which has a collection of around 700 bottles. From long-established wineries to up-and-coming rising stars, the store is filled with rare wines that are generally considered difficult to obtain, including champagne, and boasts a premium selection that is unparalleled in Tokyo.

In addition to a world-class lineup of whiskeys from famous distilleries around the world, there is also a wide selection of Japanese whiskeys, including Yamazaki, Hakushu, and Hibiki. There are also many highly valuable investment items on display, such as rare sets that are rarely seen in stores, special bottle collections made of Kutani ware, and items that are no longer in production and have limited distribution (Karuizawa).

In addition, we carefully select rare items from each category, including sake, brandy, and tequila.

The sake vessels will focus on "Edo Kiriko" as a traditional craft representative of Tokyo. Five crafts with diverse personalities have been carefully selected, from long-established companies led by Japan's leading masters to new makers. In addition, as an original custom-made product, Konami will also offer sake cups and glasses (set of 5 in a box) bearing the names of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals.

The wine glasses on sale are made by Kimura Glass, known for its design, as well as a collaboration between Kaburaki Shoho and Riedel. A limited number of glasses made exclusively for Domaine de la Romanée-Conti (DRC), designed to bring out the rich aroma and flavor of DRC, are also available.

Konami offers a selection of high-end products that will impress any alcohol lover. Why not drop by to find that special bottle?

◆Now Ginza
[Address] 7F, 10-5-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
[telephone] 03-5537-3309
[Business hours] 11:00 ~ 20:00
[Regular holidays] None (only New Year's holidays)