Nanbu Hyakusho
A popular izakaya that serves a wide variety of meat and fish dishes.
Step back in time with this izakaya’s elaborate atmosphere and savor dishes found in Japan’s northern region.
Turret Coffee
Craft matcha latte by a former fish monger.
You can't miss the bright red bench outside this cafe. Both artsy and eccentric, the menu features seasonal lattes and hot spiced cider.
Music Bar Lion
A Shibuya music bar that draws serious music lovers.
Events run daily across house, techno, hip-hop, and more, all backed by a pro-level sound system. The artwork is worth a look too.
Shutoku Ganso
Omakase sushi hidden in an alley.
Only 8 seats in here and 3 courses to choose from. The dining experience feels private and you can look forward to the chef's special selection of sushi.
Maru
A hidden wine and dine spot.
If you're a wine lover, you can't skip this spot. You'll be impressed by the bottles of wine lined up along the wall. Tapas served there includes asparagus gratin and anchovy butter fries that will satisfy any light cravings.
Cheat Tokyo
Lots of local souvenirs sold at this neon-lit store.
Go for the lights, come out with the best regional produce.
Maito
Browse naturally dyed fabric and garments here.
A plant-dye brand using 100% natural pigments. The colors stand out for their warmth, softness, and quiet strength - subtle variations and irregularities are all part of the charm.
Gotojin
A certified izakaya showcasing the flavors of Kyushu’s Goto Islands.
Sashimi platters of horse mackerel and tuna, grilled dishes, and robatayaki can all be washed down with Goto sweet potato shōchū.
Eight Coffee
Minimalist cafe great for a quick break.
Minimalist cafe with coffee and hot dogs for those on the go. It also sells coffee vouchers to encourage you to be a regular patron.
Fakalo Pizza Gallery
A futuristic-looking pizza shop.
Houses a pizza oven made from a Japanese delivery truck! Vegetarian options available.
Koncent
Home goods store that stocks innovative products.
The items here are unique and are seem to be inspired by Japanese and Scandinavian design.
Udon Jinza
A famous udon restaurant chain in Tokyo.
There are plenty of hearty udon options available here. Try their high-quality tender pork as a topping.
Postalco
Founded in New York and now based in Tokyo, this design studio and brand has won fans worldwide.
Founded in New York and now based in Tokyo, this design studio and brand has won fans worldwide. Its products, born from close observation of everyday life, range from stationery and bags to an encicing line of apparel.
Iyoshi Cola
Trendy craft cola shop that uses a 100 year old recipe.
The space makes for a cosy experience drinking in while taking the cola out offers it in a packaging worthy of an Instagram snapshot.
Style Department
Stylish clothing store with rotating pop-ups.
Located in a trendy residential area with more cafes and artisan shops to discover.
SL Square (Shimbashi Station West Entrance Square)
A cool locomotive train right outside a train station.
This spot is a favorite meeting point, featuring a charming 1940s steam locomotive. The area is beautifully illuminated at night!
Atelier Yamagata
A shop that repurposes kimono into novelty items.
A shop that flies under a radar. It is run by a kind older lady who creates small pouches and other accessories out of different kimono fabrics.
Nihombashi Sando
Modern izakaya with classic dishes.
The izakaya to go to if you are looking to sample Japanese dishes of the highest quality. Fresh sashimi, perfectly fried cream croquettes, and sake from Nagano are among visitor's favorites here.
Ichifuji
Pick up a unique souvenir here!
If you want a practical souvenir, look no further! Ichifuji stocks a wide selection of kitchenware that can find a new home with you or serve as a special gift for someone.
Soko Ando An
Well-curated antique store.
If you're a bargain or thrift hunter, it's worth peeking into this shop with a low ceiling. You never know what you might find.
Unlimited Coffee Bar
A world-class barista lab.
A cafe close to Tokyo Skytree that offers interesting seasonal flavors. If you can't decide what to try, you can opt to have a coffee flight!
Inagaki
A family-run Izakaya that everyone loves.
This izakaya is known for its grilled skewers, but its menu is extensive, featuring sashimi, grilled fish, and a few other fried foods too. An English menu is available here.
Azabudai Hills
Luxury shopping experiences contained in eye-catching architecture.
Part of this area is Japan’s tallest skyscraper, luxury residences, offices, and over 150 retail outlets, including high-end fashion, gourmet dining, and wellness facilities. It blends urban living with cultural spaces and green landscapes, all designed with a focus on sustainability.
FEELSEEN
A place to treat yourself to carefully selected artisan items.
Once sleeping quarters for kabuki actors, now houses a fine selection of items curated by a well-travelled couple.
Kunisuke Coffee
Forest vibes on the outside, cozy on the inside.
This cozy cafe overgrown with plants sells coffees and a delectable selection of ever-changing pastries. It also hosts puzzle games in Japanese on the second floor.