Apple flagship store in Tokyo’s Ginza reopens after renovation

TOKYO – Apple Inc.’s flagship store in Tokyo’s Ginza shopping district reopened Friday at its original location after renovation, with CEO Tim Cook welcoming customers.

First opened in November 2003 as Apple’s first store outside the United States, Apple Ginza had been operating at a temporary site nearby for three years while its original building was being rebuilt.

The four-story store offers the full range of the U.S. tech giant’s products, including the latest iPhone 17 and iPhone Air.