Uogashi Yokocho

Hidden in Aoyama, this charming bakeshop offers beautifully packaged traditional Japanese sweets like manju and dango, perfect for gifting and indulging.

At the new Hibiya RyuGin, chef Seiji Yamamoto reimagines kaiseki with a stunning fusion of traditional Japanese techniques and innovative twists, crafting unforgettable multi-course meals that celebrate the beauty of seasonal ingredients.

Nestled in the heart of Shinjuku, Omoide Yokocho is a nostalgic alley packed with tiny stalls serving mouthwatering yakitori and cold beers amidst a lively, smoky atmosphere.

Where American flair meets Japanese precision, this place offers bespoke and made-to-order shoes with a chic, laid-back vibe.

The striking 54-story Mori Tower in Roppongi Hills melds office space, shops, restaurants, and a stunning art museum, topped with breathtaking views from its observation deck.

At Tokyo’s Peak Design store, shop a well-curated selection of innovative photography gear, with friendly staff ready to help you find the perfect fit.

Nestled on a quiet street just a quick stroll from Shibuya Station, this boutique hotel mixes stylishly compact rooms with funky decor and offers a solid restaurant, free breakfast, and a convenient location rich with local cafes and shops.

Yamada's Unagi in Tsukiji is your go-to for rich, organic eel dishes, highlighted by their standout Unakotsu Ramen and a chill vibe that feels like home.

This modern Tokyo hotel combines robot check-in with compact, colorful rooms and offers complimentary breakfast, tea, and evening cocktails just steps from the metro.

Crawl into this cozy, lively izakaya where seasonal veggies and fresh sashimi meet smoky robatayaki for a deliciously memorable night.