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Nestled in an alley in Shibuya, Next Records is a vinyl treasure trove for hip hop and dance music lovers, offering rare 12-inch singles and a super friendly vibe.

At the Aoyama Farmers' Market on the UN University campus, you’ll find a vibrant blend of local produce, artisanal goods, and lively food trucks, all set to a charming backdrop that makes for an enjoyable weekend outing.

Aman Tokyo pairs minimalist Japanese design with sweeping skyline views, serene spa rituals, and refined dining for a peaceful city escape.

Nasu Oyaji in Shimokitazawa is a cozy, retro curry haven serving rich, sweet and savory Japanese curry with a delightful vinyl soundtrack, perfect for a casual bite.

Nestled in Asagaya, this cozy yakitori haven serves expertly grilled chicken skewers that showcase nature’s flavors, crafted with love by skilled chefs.

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

Nestled in Ginza, this cozy spot serves up mouthwatering sukiyaki and shabu shabu, with perfectly cooked beef and friendly, attentive service.

Nestled between Shibuya and Harajuku, this sleek, eco-chic boutique hotel offers stylish upcycled rooms, vibrant lounges, and a killer restaurant vibe.

Nestled in a cozy spot, this intimate eatery serves up fresh seafood rice bowls that burst with flavor and come with a unique broth finish, ideal for seafood lovers.

Set in Marunouchi, The Peninsula Tokyo dazzles with luxe, spacious rooms, tech-savvy touches, chic dining, a serene spa, and stunning Imperial Palace views.