Matsuyama Sushi

Tucked near Shinjuku Station, Omoide Yokocho is a vibrant, narrow alley of cozy yakitori bars where locals and tourists share smoky skewers and cold beer.

Den serves playful, inventive kaiseki with hyper-seasonal Japanese ingredients in a lively, welcoming space perfect for shared dining.

Sugamo in Tokyo's Toshima ward charms with a lively shopping street loved by local seniors and home to the famed Tsuta ramen spot.

Nestled by the river, this cozy eatery serves up vibrant vegan curries, tempura, and more, making it a delightful stop for health-conscious diners.

Dive into Toyosu's lively indoor market where fish reigns supreme, alongside gourmet groceries, quality kitchenware, and artisanal Japanese crafts.

Nestled in a cozy alley, this Singaporean gem serves savory Hainanese chicken rice and other Southeast Asian delights with friendly service.

Narisawa delivers an innovative, artful journey through Japan’s seasons with sustainable, exquisitely crafted dishes in a sleek, intimate setting.

At Tokyu Hands Shinjuku, you'll discover a sprawling seven floors of delightful finds, from DIY tools to stylish bags, all organized for easy browsing and fun shopping.

Step into Ginza’s Vampire Café, where crimson velvet, coffin tables, and gothic glam transform dining into a deliciously eerie Dracula-themed night out.

Tokyo National Museum in Ueno Park offers a stunning, spacious showcase of Japan’s rich art, from samurai swords to delicate ceramics.