Vacheron Constantin holds reception party to celebrate the opening of its new Ginza flagship store

To celebrate the opening of its new flagship store along Harumi-dori in Ginza 4-chome, Vacheron Constantin held a reception party to celebrate the special occasion. A sake barrel opening ceremony was held on December 1st, and many guests from various fields came to attend.

The reception party was crowded with "Connoisseurs"

　On December 5, 2021, Vacheron Constantin opened its new flagship store, the Vacheron Constantin Ginza Flagship Store, a landmark in Japan. Located in a prime location in Ginza 4-chome, the new Ginza Flagship Store features an eye-catching facade inspired by the brand's iconic Maltese cross, creating a modern impression while allowing natural light to stream in and creating a relaxing space.

　To celebrate this special occasion, a reception party was held at the Ginza flagship store. On December 1, 2021, a sake barrel opening ceremony was held to celebrate the opening, with world-renowned conductor Yutaka Sado and actress and artist Minami appearing on stage alongside Vacheron Constantin Japan Managing Director Vincent Gouget.

　The reception party was attended by prominent cultural figures, including connoisseurs (consumers, experts, and specialists) active in various fields, who unveiled the boutique, which spans two floors, prior to its grand opening.

　Guests included rakugo performer Takigawa Koito, designer Tomo Koizumi, and K Ballet Company Honorary Principal Nakamura Shoko, as well as pharmacist and domestic and international beauty researcher Hayano Mikiko, shoe designer Tatehana Noritaka, owner and chef Kishida Shuzo, art director/creative director Sato Kashiwa, former professional soccer player Bando Ryuji, photographer/mountaineer Ishikawa Naoki, FORZA STYLE editor-in-chief/fashion director Hoshiba Yoshimasa, shoemaker Fukuda Yohei, pastry chef Narita Kazuyo, and robot designer/artist Matsui Tatsuya, creating a lively atmosphere.

Vacheron Constantin Ginza Flagship Store

[Address] 4-3-9 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
[telephone] 03-6862-1755
[business hours] From 12:20 to XNUMX:XNUMX