Dominique Bouchet Tokyo

At Maguro Mart, dive into a tuna lover's paradise with inventive sushi and a fresh, melt-in-your-mouth experience that’s as Instagrammable as it is delicious.

This cozy, cash-only sushi spot near Akihabara serves up a fresh omakase experience with mouthwatering bowls, featuring rich tuna and sweet sea urchin.

Tucked away in a quiet alley, this cozy spot dazzles with its elegant noodle dishes and superb pork wontons, promising a quick yet satisfying meal.

station, and 3 km from shops and restaurants on Takeshita Street.Elegant rooms with city views and original art offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus wet bars and coffeemakers. Some have Mount Fuji views. Posh suites add separate living rooms; some feature kitchenettes and libraries.Dining options include upscale Japanese and European restaurants, plus a lounge with a bamboo garden. There's also a gym, an indoor pool, and a spa with hot tubs and saunas.

Nestled in an unassuming corner of Aoyama, this gem offers stunning, contemporary Nagasaki ceramics that blend quality and charm without the crowds.

Edo period–style street featuring a sumo ring, plus restaurants serving sushi & noodles.

"青山 川上庵 気の利いた肴と地酒をたしなみ、蕎麦で〆る。 そんな「粋な蕎麦屋酒」は、江戸時代から暮らしに根付いていました。当時は、蕎麦を啜る（すする）ことを「蕎麦を手繰る（たぐる）」と表し、食べ方ひとつとっても「粋」を見出す風潮があったと言われています。 蕎麦屋が庶民の生活文化の象徴だった「粋な時代」のように、酒と肴、蕎麦で〆る食文化を、川上庵でどうぞお楽しみください。"

Nestled in a modern building, this compact hotel offers cozy rooms and a chill wine bar, all just a stroll away from Roppongi subway and local eats.

This centrally located hotel near Shinjuku Station offers sleek, compact rooms, a modern Italian eatery, and plenty of cozy amenities for a comfortable stay.

Nestled in Ginza, this chic kaiseki spot dazzles with beautifully presented seasonal dishes that promise an unforgettable culinary journey.