Sōsakumen Kōbō Nakiryū

"串揚げ処、はん亭として先人が残した古い建物を営々とまもってきました。 この世紀の初めになって、道路拡張の施行が 決まり、建物の全面が削り取られることになりました。 その傷あとを大きな〈鉄の矢来〉で被い、『やらい』のすき間を通して古い『かたち』が見え隠れする『現在』と『過去』が混在する新しいかたちの建物になりました。"

BerBerJin in Shibuya is a treasure trove of vintage men's apparel, boasting an impressive collection of rare denim and collegiate-inspired pieces.

Modern art gallery displaying & selling international works in a variety of media.

Tokyo Skytree, the tallest tower in the world, serves up stunning 360-degree views of the city and a variety of dining and shopping experiences below.

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In upscale Akasaka, tranquil Shinto shrines like Higawa and Nogi contrast with bustling areas like Ark Hills, which has shops, a beer garden, and the Suntory Hall concert venue. The vast Tokyo Midtown mall has high-end fashion and design stores, as well as the Suntory Museum of Art, with rotating exhibits focused on Japanese art and handicrafts. The museum is also known for its weekly tea ceremony. ― Google

Nakiryu is a cozy, Michelin-starred ramen haven where delicious, rich noodle soup takes center stage, all within an inviting counter seating.

Dive into a chic dining experience at The Oak Door, where top-notch steaks, elegant décor, and warm service create a perfect night out at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo.

Chic rooms & suites in an upmarket hotel featuring a sleek French restaurant, plus a bar & a gym. In a high-rise overlooking the waterfront Hamarikyu Gardens, this polished hotel is 2 km from the landmark Tokyo Tower and 4 km from the Imperial Palace. It's 3 minutes' walk from Takeshiba train station. Airy, chic rooms feature Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and electric pianos, as well as living areas and garden views. Stylish suites add separate living rooms and dining areas, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows with city views. Club level quarters have access to a private lounge with snacks and cocktails. Amenities include a sleek French restaurant and a cosmopolitan bar. There's also a fitness center and a banquet hall. Breakfast is available.

Sushi M offers an intimate 12-seat omakase experience where expertly crafted sushi meets exceptional sake and wine pairings for an unforgettable night.