Tsukasa

This massive, multi-level variety store in Tokyo is a treasure trove of crafting supplies, stationery, and unique souvenirs, perfect for a fun shopping spree.

This trendy spot boasts an open kitchen and serves up must-try soy sauce ramen with truffles, earning rave reviews for its flavorful broth and unique dishes.

"RAMEN、WAGYU、いずれも世界中の人々を魅了して止まない、日本の宝。これらを掛け合わせる事で、世界中で愛される、新たな美味しさを表現しました。気軽に食事を楽しめるラーメンの魅力を磨き、片手で持てる、縦型のラーメン器でご提供致します。卓上オーダーシステムと、セルフ会計システムの導入により、お客様にはゆっくりとご注文頂き、会計の時間を短縮します。"

This upscale spot hidden on the sixth floor serves melt-in-your-mouth unagi grilled to perfection, making every pricey bite worth it.

Enjoy relaxed classic French cuisine in a cozy space that features a mix of Japanese decor, with excellent wine pairings and a charming chef at the helm.

Step into Dominique Bouchet's elegant Tokyo haven where meticulously crafted French cuisine meets Japanese flavors, creating a truly memorable dining experience.

Itoya is a sprawling stationery paradise across multiple floors, brimming with exquisite writing instruments, notebooks, and art supplies that'll keep you browsing for hours.

Discover a charming Ginza gallery brimming with cutting-edge Japanese design and intriguing exhibitions, plus a cozy library for design lovers—all for free!

Plain rooms have flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and microwaves, as well as washer/dryers. Studios add kitchenettes and/or dining tables.Cooked-to-order breakfast is served for a surcharge in a casual dining room.

This Tokyo gem showcases award-winning French cuisine in a chic setting, where every dish is a culinary masterpiece paired with exceptional service.