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Discover a juicy take on hamburgs at "Toriko" in Shibuya, where you can customize your meal with fresh ingredients and generous toppings in a cozy setting.

Masterfully grilled yakitori from rare cuts, served nonstop with polished service near Tokyo Skytree in a cozy, smoke-free spot.

Tokyo’s oldest onigiri joint whips up warm, expertly crafted rice balls with crisp nori and standout seasonal fillings in a cozy, local spot.

Nestled in the tranquil Yanaka, Hanare boasts immaculate tatami rooms, a cozy cafe serving delicious breakfasts, and a charm that feels like home.

Nestled beneath Ginza station, Sukiyabashi Jiro serves flawless Edomae sushi in a focused 20-piece omakase—pure craft, zero fluff.

Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensō-ji blends ancient charm, bustling street stalls, and a serene pagoda for a must-see cultural vibe in Asakusa.

Tokyu Hands Shibuya packs quirky DIY gear, stationery heaven, pet goodies, and kitchen must-haves across seven maze-like, multi-level floors.

Ryōgoku Kokugikan is Tokyo's legendary sumo arena, hosting electrifying tournaments thrice yearly with close-up tatami seating and tasty chanko stew.

Nestled in a tranquil 17-acre garden oasis, Hotel Chinzanso offers a seamless blend of modern luxury and traditional Japanese charm, complete with top-notch dining and stunning views.

Just a quick stroll from Tsukiji Station, Tsukiji Crab Festival invites crab lovers to indulge in fresh, flavorful, and affordably-priced crab dishes in a lively, welcoming setting.