<!-- 492.html -->  <div id="pagebody_outline">    <div id="left_box">      <div id="title_box">      <div id="titie_box_top"><!-- Image --></div>      <div id="midashi"><span class="font_c">Directly connected from Ginza station</span></div>      <div id="title_box_left">GUNZA FIVE is kind to foreigners</div>      <div id="title_box_right">        <div id="title_box_right_top"><!-- Image --></div>        <div id="title_box_right_text">International shopping mall             </div>        <div id="title_box_right_bottom"><!-- Image --></div>      </div>      <div id="titie_box_bottom"><!-- Image --></div>    </div>  <div id="bold_text"><font color="#FF3366"><strong>Added to brochures in Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean,<br />Multilingual website has also been launched.</strong></font></div>      <div id="article">        <div id="article_left">                                  <img src="/english/images/feature/472_feature_06.jpg" width="140" alt="feature_06">                                <div id="article_text"></div>                                        </div>        <div id="article_right">GINZA FIVE, where you can go directly from the exit C of Ginza station on Tokyo Metro, they are promoting their shopping mall which is kind to foreigners by issuing multilingual brochures and opening a homepage not only for Japanese but for English, Chinese, and Korean speakers which was completed by the 5th of November.  <br /> </div>        <div class="both10"></div>        <div>The numbers of visitors, who are foreign residents of Japan and tourists, have been increasing these days.  That gives them the need of more information about Ginza including maps and lines, not only in English, but in Chinese and Korean, also.  The most notable feature of the brochure is it is written in ‘foreigners’ point of view’.  American, Taiwanese, and Korean actually went interviewing.  While conventional brochures were written in owners’ view, this time they had a shift-change to focus on foreigners, which means, their customers’ point of view.  When you stop by Ginza, we highly recommend you to get one of the multilingual brochures and have a little language lesson or even a fun reading time!!<br /></div>      </div>      <div class="both10"></div>                         </div>  <!-- end of left_box -->  </div><!-- end of pagebody_outline -->