MI-Garden
Photo: Mitsubishi Motors
In Tokyo, visitors will soon get the chance to view Mitsubishi innovations and concepts in a unique and interactive way. Mitsubishi is opening MI-Garden GINZA, which is a new center that showcases Mitsubishi technology and models.
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What you can expect in MI-Garden GINZA
MI-Garden GINZA is a relaxing space where visitors can get an up close view of Mitsubishi displays, as well as learn how design and engineering effectively come together. Mitsubishi intends for visitors to discover how Mitsubishi models and tech can fit well into their lives.
For the first few weeks, the center will showcase the electric SUV MITSUBISHI e-EVOLUTION CONCEPT. This will give visitors a glimpse into the Mitsubishi electric cars of the future. In the outdoor leisure experience, visitors can also power camping outfits with the Outlander PHEV.
By utilizing the new Dendo Drive House, which is an impressive Vehicle-to-Home energy system, Mitsubishi can show the benefits of living a sustainable energy lifestyle. Further keeping with the idea of sustainability, MI-Garden GINZA derives all of its energy from renewable resources.
While wandering around the center, visitors can enjoy delicious menu items. One such item is coffee from Allpress Espresso, which is based in New Zealand. Visitors can also come to the center for a variety of events in the garden area, making this a place for people to have fun and have a sense of community in Ginza.
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MI-Garden GINZA is set to open in September of 2019. With promises of interactivity and sustainability, the new center is sure to become a popular place for visitors to explore and discuss upcoming Mitsubishi innovations.
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