Interviewed in Ginza
Ginza, as many of us know, is one of the premier/up-scale shopping districts of the world. The daily traffic of the main street is undoubtedly high.
Not sure how often it was done, but the main shopping street at the Ginza district was completely shut down for cars and only pedestrians were allowed. Also many coffee tables and chairs were setup along the middle dividers of the street for people to rest or eat.
I assumed that it does not happen often since many people (even locals) were taking pictures of this phenomenon.
Also there were many TV reports (I assume?) running around interviewing shoppers. This happened to be one of them.
Interviewed in Ginza
Ginza, as many of us know, is one of the premier/up-scale shopping districts of the world. The daily traffic of the main street is undoubtedly high.
Not sure how often it was done, but the main shopping street at the Ginza district was completely shut down for cars and only pedestrians were allowed. Also many coffee tables and chairs were setup along the middle dividers of the street for people to rest or eat.
I assumed that it does not happen often since many people (even locals) were taking pictures of this phenomenon.
Also there were many TV reports (I assume?) running around interviewing shoppers. This happened to be one of them.