Winestand Waltz

Sazenka in Tokyo blends refined Chinese flavors with Japanese finesse in a serene, minimalist setting for an exquisite tasting menu experience.

Kōraku Hotel blends modest charm with cozy amenities, featuring a relaxing teahouse and a unique museum, just steps from the serene Koishikawa Kōrakuen Garden.

Nestled just a short stroll from the bustling Ginza, Do Miso serves up rich, comforting bowls of Tokyo-style miso ramen, complete with chewy noodles and a welcoming vibe that keeps ramen lovers coming back for more.

Renovated 1969 gallery near the Imperial Palace showcasing a stellar collection of Japanese modern art from 1868 onward with rotating special exhibits.

Dive into the Samurai Museum in Shinjuku for a lively, hands-on history lesson where you can don authentic armor, catch thrilling sword battles, and snap memorable photos—all guided by friendly experts ready to share tales of Japan's legendary warriors.

Just a 4-minute stroll from Nakameguro, this intimate spot serves up meticulously crafted seasonal kaiseki and tempura with legacy flavors.

Dine in a chic lavender-hued French château at this Michelin-starred Tokyo gem, where artful dishes and stellar service steal the show.

A no-frills haven for tantalizing Hakata pork-bone ramen, Ramen Nagi serves up customizable bowls with bold flavors, including a unique black squid ink option.

Minimalist and exclusive A.P.C. Underground store in Harajuku offers sleek, unique pieces alongside seasonal must-haves in a stylish compact space.

Nestled in the charming backstreets of Jiyugaoka, Saido serves up imaginative, plant-based Japanese dishes that promise an unforgettable dining experience.