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Ginza Shisha: 5 Hookah Lounges Near Ginza Station

By Shisha Japan Editorial Team · Published October 23, 2026 · Read in Japanese

Contents
  1. 5 Shisha Lounges in Ginza (Nearest to the Station First)
  2. Quick picks and comparison
  3. Estimated cost for two
  4. Ginza shisha areas and coverage
  5. First-time shisha guide
  6. Frequently asked questions
  7. Before you visit
  8. Shops checked for closure or relocation

This guide covers five shisha lounges about 160–392 m straight-line distance from Ginza Station whose official channels confirmed they are operating. Shisha Lounge Ginza is an option from 11:00, and Kings is a choice if you want to avoid a sharing fee. Information was checked on October 23, 2026, and the shops are listed by distance from the station. This is not a ranking.

5 Shisha Lounges in Ginza (Nearest to the Station First)

Ginza Shisha Hachimitsu|One minute from Exit C8; beginner-friendly guidance

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Ginza Shisha Hachimitsu (銀座シーシャ ハチミツ)

★ Why go

  • One minute from Ginza Station Exit C8
  • Staff guide beginners on how to smoke and choose flavors
  • Nicotine-free flavors are available
  • Mon, Wed, Thu 15:00–2:00
  • About 160 m straight-line distance / 1 minute from Exit C8
  • Mon, Wed, Thu 15:00–02:00; Fri–Sun 13:00–02:00 (official access section also lists Mon–Sun 15:00–24:00, irregular holidays; check with the shop)
  • ¥3,000 per hookah; ¥700 charge per person; ¥1,500 Share (tax status and unit not listed officially)
  • Sofa seating

Address: 4F Edotsune Building, 3-2-13 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The official header and footer list 15:00–02:00 on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday and 13:00–02:00 Friday through Sunday. The access section instead lists 15:00–24:00 daily with irregular holidays. Check the hours with the shop on the day. The charge is ¥700 per person, a hookah is ¥3,000, and Share is ¥1,500; the official menu does not specify what the Share fee applies to. A 10% charge is added to the total bill after 18:00. Tax status is not listed officially. Soft drinks are ¥700 and alcohol starts at ¥800. Flavor weight is not listed officially. Nicotine-free flavors are available, and reservations may be possible depending on how busy the lounge is.

Sources: Official site, official menu (checked October 23, 2026).

Ginza Shisha & Bar BASE|Bartender-made cocktails with shisha

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Ginza Shisha & Bar BASE (銀座Shisha & Bar BASE)

★ Why go

  • Bartender-made cocktails and shisha
  • 12 seats, with private bookings for 6–14 people
  • Open until 05:00 Monday through Saturday
  • Mon–Sat 18:00–5:00
  • 12 seats
  • About 273 m straight-line distance / 2 minutes from Exit C3
  • Mon–Sat 18:00–05:00; Sun 18:00–02:00; closed over New Year holidays
  • ¥3,300 shisha; ¥1,100 sharing charge; ¥1,000 cover charge (¥500 without alcohol; tax status not listed officially)
  • 12 seats; private bookings for 6–14 (20 standing)

Address: B1F, Room E, Hase Second Building, 6-3-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. It is also a 7-minute walk from JR Yurakucho and Shimbashi stations. Shisha costs ¥3,300, with a ¥1,100 sharing charge. The service and cover charge is ¥1,000 when drinking alcohol, including service snacks, or ¥500 without alcohol. The alcohol option is ¥1,100 and an ice hose is ¥600. Tax status and flavor weight are not listed officially. The lounge has 12 seats, with private bookings for 6–14 people and standing room for up to 20. Bartenders make cocktails served with shisha.

Source: Official site (checked October 23, 2026).

Kings Shisha Lounge Ginza|No sharing fee for two; DJs every night

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Kings Shisha Lounge Ginza

★ Why go

  • Share one hookah between two without a sharing fee
  • Happy hour is ¥4,500 for two, including two drinks (tax included)
  • English-speaking staff and DJs every night
  • 17:00–5:00
  • About 332 m straight-line distance / 3-minute walk
  • 17:00–05:00 daily
  • Shisha from ¥2,500 (tax included); sharing free for up to two. Check with the shop about the regular cover charge
  • Sofa seating

Address: 10F ACN GINZA7 Building, Ginza 7-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The official site lists a 3-minute walk from Ginza Station, 4 minutes from Shimbashi Station, and 5 minutes from Hibiya Station. Shisha starts at ¥2,500 (tax included), and up to two people can share with no sharing fee. The regular cover charge is not listed on the official system page; check with the shop before visiting. Happy hour runs 17:00–20:00 (last order 19:00): ¥3,000 for one person or ¥4,500 for two, including one hookah and two drinks (tax included). A two-hour limit may apply when busy. DJs play every night, and staff speak Japanese and English. Nicotine-free herbal options are available. Flavor weight is not listed officially.

Sources: Official site, official system (checked October 23, 2026).

Shisha Cafe & Bar muse Ginza|Sweets, shisha, and Wi-Fi

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Shisha Cafe & Bar muse Ginza (シーシャカフェ&バー muse 銀座店)

★ Why go

  • The shop page lists a 13:00 weekend opening
  • Wi-Fi available; prices listed tax included (extra 10% after 22:00)
  • Seasonal sweets served with shisha
  • Mon–Fri, holidays and days before holidays 16:00–5:00
  • 17 seats
  • About 390 m straight-line distance / 5-minute walk
  • Mon–Fri, holidays and days before holidays 16:00–05:00; Sat and Sun 13:00–05:00 (official Instagram lists 16:00 opening on weekends; check with the shop); open daily
  • Shisha ¥2,500; sharing charge ¥1,200; table charge ¥1,050 (all tax included; an extra 10% after 22:00); one drink per order required (drinks from ¥550)
  • 17 seats (counter seats available); Wi-Fi

Address: 3F THE CITY Ginza, 7-2-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The shop page lists 16:00–05:00 Monday through Friday, holidays, and days before holidays, and 13:00–05:00 on weekends (food and drink last order at 04:00). Official Instagram posts from June and July 2026 list a 16:00 weekend opening, so check the weekend hours with the shop. Prices below are from the official Ginza shop page: shisha ¥2,500 per hookah, a ¥1,200 sharing charge (up to two people per hookah), and a ¥1,050 table charge, all tax included. An extra 10% tax applies after 22:00. The shop requires one drink per order; the cheapest is mineral water at ¥550 (tax included), most soft drinks are ¥690, and cocktails are ¥880. The official page does not say whether the table charge is per person or per table. The shop page lists 17 seats (counter seats available) and Wi-Fi. It does not list power outlets or whether outside food may be brought in. A two-hour limit applies when busy. It focuses on seasonal sweets and offers nicotine-free flavors. Bring identification for an age check. Flavor weight is not listed officially.

Sources: Official shop page, muse official, official Instagram (checked October 23, 2026).

Shisha Lounge Ginza|Open from 11:00; South Indian food and shisha

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Shisha Lounge Ginza

★ Why go

  • Open from 11:00 for lunch and cafe visits
  • South Indian dishes are available with shisha
  • Prices are listed with tax included
  • 11:00–23:00
  • About 392 m straight-line distance / 1 minute from Exit C9, directly connected
  • 11:00–23:00 (last order 22:00); closed January 1 and on other building holidays
  • ¥2,400 per hookah; ¥1,300 charge; one drink required (all tax included)
  • Not listed officially

Address: 2F Ginza Inz 2, 2-2 Ginza-nishi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. Ginza and Hibiya stations connect directly to Exit C9, a 1-minute walk; Ginza-itchome Station Exit 2 and Yurakucho Station Exit D8 are also a 1-minute walk, and JR Yurakucho Central Exit is 3 minutes away. Shisha starts at ¥2,400 per hookah, with a ¥1,300 charge. Silicone tops are ¥2,400–¥3,000; unglazed and 80feet tops are ¥3,000; top changes are ¥1,100. Up to two people may share one hookah, mixes are free, and a drink order is required. Soft drinks are ¥550, sours ¥660, and cocktails ¥1,100. All prices are tax included. Flavor weight and seating are not listed officially. This shisha and cocktail bar is part of Bangera’s Kitchen, a South Indian restaurant, and serves biryani, curry, tacos, alcoholic lassi, and masala chai. It can be used for lunch, cafe visits, or dinner. Bring identification for an age check.

Sources: Official site, official system, official drinks (checked October 23, 2026).

Quick picks and comparison

LoungeFrom stationHoursPrice and chargesSeating and facilitiesFlavor weight
Ginza Shisha HachimitsuAbout 160 m straight-line / 1 minute from Exit C8Mon, Wed, Thu 15:00–02:00; Fri–Sun 13:00–02:00 (another official listing differs)¥3,000; ¥700 charge; ¥1,500 Share; 10% after 18:00 (tax status not listed)Sofa seatingNot listed officially
BASEAbout 273 m straight-line / 2 minutes from Exit C3Mon–Sat 18:00–05:00; Sun 18:00–02:00¥3,300; ¥1,100 sharing; ¥1,000 cover (¥500 without alcohol; tax status not listed)12 seats; private bookingsNot listed officially
KingsAbout 332 m straight-line / 3-minute walk17:00–05:00 dailyFrom ¥2,500 (tax included); free sharing; regular cover charge to be confirmedSofas, DJsNot listed officially
museAbout 390 m straight-line / 5-minute walkWeekdays 16:00–05:00; weekends 13:00 or 16:00–05:00Shisha ¥2,500; sharing charge ¥1,200; table charge ¥1,050 (tax included; extra 10% after 22:00); one drink required17 seats, Wi-FiNot listed officially
Shisha Lounge GinzaAbout 392 m straight-line / 1 minute from directly connected Exit C911:00–23:00From ¥2,400; ¥1,300 charge; one drink required (tax included)Not listed officiallyNot listed officially

Distances are approximate straight-line measurements from the Ginza 4-chome intersection; official exit and walking directions are also shown where available. Flavor weight is not listed officially for any of the five lounges. As general context only, one hookah often uses about 10–12 g, and using 15 g may cost around ¥500 extra. These are not the listed shops’ serving sizes or prices.

Estimated cost for two

The estimate assumes arrival around 21:00 on a weekday and sharing one hookah for about an hour. It includes charges for two people, confirmed sharing fees, and required drinks. It excludes late-night fees after 22:00, private-room charges, extensions, and optional drinks. muse requires one drink per order, so its row shows the total without drinks and the total with the cheapest drink (¥550) for each person.

LoungeCalculationEstimate
Ginza Shisha Hachimitsu¥3,000 + ¥1,500 Share + ¥700 × 2 charges, then 10% after 18:00¥6,490 for two (tax status not listed; Share unit to confirm; drinks extra)
BASE¥3,300 + ¥1,100 sharing + ¥1,000 × 2 charges when drinking¥6,400 for two (tax status not listed; drinks extra); ¥5,400 without alcohol
KingsShisha from ¥2,500; no sharing feeRegular total requires confirmation; happy hour is ¥4,500 for two, one hookah plus two drinks (tax included)
muse¥2,500 shisha + ¥1,200 sharing charge + ¥1,050 table charge × 2 people (before 22:00; table charge assumed per person)¥5,800 for two (tax included, drinks extra). Because one drink per order is required, adding the cheapest drink (mineral water, ¥550) for two makes it ¥6,900 (tax included)
Shisha Lounge Ginza¥2,400 + ¥1,300 × 2 charges + ¥550 × 2 required soft drinksFrom ¥6,100 for two (tax included)

Ginza shisha areas and coverage

This guide covers five operating lounges confirmed through official information in Ginza 2–7-chome and Ginza-nishi 2-chome near Yurakucho, including Ginza Inz. They are about 160–392 m straight-line distance from Ginza Station.

Ginza 3-chome (east side of Chuo-dori)

Ginza Shisha Hachimitsu is one minute from Exit C8. Its site lists opening at either 13:00 or 15:00 depending on the day and section. Charges include the hookah, a per-person cover, and a Share fee whose unit is not specified officially. After 18:00, a 10% charge is added to the total bill. It is suited to beginners who value staff guidance and sofa seating, but confirm hours before visiting because the official listings differ.

Ginza 6–7-chome (toward Shimbashi)

BASE, Kings, and muse are evening-to-early-morning, bar-oriented options. BASE is open until 05:00 Monday through Saturday; costs include shisha, a sharing charge, and a cover charge that depends on whether you drink alcohol, and cocktails are available. Kings is open until 05:00 and has no sharing fee for up to two people, plus a happy-hour set. muse pairs shisha with sweets and has Wi-Fi. Charge and sharing-fee structures vary; confirm Kings’ regular cover charge with the shop.

Near Yurakucho (Ginza Inz)

Shisha Lounge Ginza opens at 11:00 and closes at 23:00, making it suitable for lunch, a cafe visit, or dinner. A cover charge and a drink order are required in addition to shisha; one hookah can be shared by two. Its daytime hours and food options distinguish it from the evening-focused lounges in Ginza 6–7-chome.

Three venues toward Shimbashi in Ginza 8-chome and Corridor Street—Ginza Shisha RECORD, Shisha Kemuri-ma Ginza, and Hello Hello Stand—are covered in the Shimbashi shisha guide (Japanese).

First-time shisha guide

Shisha is a device that heats flavored tobacco or herbal material, sending smoke through water before it is inhaled. Even when a lounge allows people to share, it may charge separately per person or add a sharing fee. Check the price and session length before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Which Ginza shisha lounges open during the day?

Shisha Lounge Ginza opens at 11:00. Ginza Shisha Hachimitsu lists either 13:00 or 15:00 in different sections of its official site. The muse shop page lists a 13:00 weekend opening, while its official Instagram lists 16:00. Confirm hours with the lounges on the day.

Are any lounges open until morning?

BASE is listed until 05:00 Monday through Saturday; Kings and muse are also listed until 05:00. Check muse’s differing weekend opening times and Ginza Shisha Hachimitsu’s conflicting schedule before visiting.

What does it cost for two people to share?

Using the same estimate conditions, BASE is ¥6,400 when drinking alcohol, Shisha Lounge Ginza starts at ¥6,100 including required drinks, and muse is ¥5,800 tax included before drinks, or ¥6,900 with the cheapest drink for two, based on its official Ginza shop page. Kings has no sharing fee, but its regular cover and drink conditions are not listed officially. Tax status and conditions differ by lounge.

Where can I find English-speaking staff?

Kings says its staff can assist in Japanese and English.

Before you visit

Shops checked for closure or relocation

No shops were confirmed as closed or relocated through official sources in this review.

Sources