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Discover a vibrant bike shop where quality US brands and bespoke designs come alive, making it a must-visit for cycling enthusiasts.

In upscale Akasaka, tranquil Shinto shrines like Higawa and Nogi contrast with bustling areas like Ark Hills, which has shops, a beer garden, and the Suntory Hall concert venue. The vast Tokyo Midtown mall has high-end fashion and design stores, as well as the Suntory Museum of Art, with rotating exhibits focused on Japanese art and handicrafts. The museum is also known for its weekly tea ceremony. ― Google

Stylish specialist kimono boutique also stocking men's shoes, hats & accessories.

Experience an intimate sushi feast at Jiro Ono's bar, where fast-paced, high-quality omakase takes center stage in a strictly traditional setting.

Tomigaya is a district of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. As of October 2020, the population of this district is 9,499. The postal code for Tomigaya is 151–0063.

Nestled in the heart of Kitashinchi, Chef Hattori's U.kai serves up an unforgettable experience with their exquisite, world-first Omi beef T-bone served in a DIY SpeakEasy setting.

Pared-down rooms in a down-to-earth hotel offering a cafe, plus free breakfast & bathhouse access.

Nestled in a serene garden setting, the New Otani Hotel offers luxurious, spacious rooms, top-notch dining options, and impeccable service just steps from Tokyo's metro.

Kappabashi Street is a must-visit for cooking enthusiasts, boasting a vibrant array of kitchen supply shops, especially for unique knives and ceramics.

At Daigo, indulge in exquisite vegetarian kaiseki meals at intimate hori-kotatsu tables, boasting serene garden views and impeccable service.