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Perched above a Muji flagship in bustling Ginza, this minimalist hotel blends comfort and style with handy amenities and a chill lounge vibe.

This stylish, two-story bookstore in Daikanyama is a cozy haven for book lovers, blending great coffee, vintage vibes, and ample workspaces.

This stunning Prada flagship store, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, lures in both fashionistas and architecture buffs alike with its chic design and attentive service.

Simple dorms in a straightforward hostel offering a colorful guest lounge & a casual breakfast room. Set in a high-rise building opposite the Iidabashi train station, this straightforward hostel in a bustling commercial area is 2 km from both the baseball games and rides at Tokyo Dome City, and the scenic gardens of the Imperial Palace. Simple dorms sleep up to 10 guests, and come with bunk beds, lockers and sitting areas; bathrooms are shared. Some rooms offer tatami mats and chabudai dining tables. Towels may be rented. A Japanese and Western-style breakfast buffet (fee) is served in a casual breakfast room. There's also a colorful lounge with a flat-screen TV.

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 chic, modern ramen joint elevates the classic dish with meticulous ingredients and stunning presentation, making it a luxurious experience.

Toyosu Market, Japan's largest seafood hub, offers a clean, modern space for fresh fish galore, elevated dining, and stunning skyline views—all from a glassed-in perch.

Nestled near the Imperial Palace, this luxe high-rise hotel boasts chic rooms, top-notch service, and a swanky vibe with fantastic dining options.

Nestled away, this trendy Italian spot serves memorable high-concept dishes paired with an impressive selection of Italian wines in a cozy atmosphere.

Lodging with understated rooms, plus a laid-back cafe & a unique railroad-themed room. Overlooking Kanda River, this sophisticated hotel is a 2-minute walk from the Akihabara subway station and 3 km the military history museum at Yasukuni Shrine. Featuring understated decor, the rooms offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, plus tea and coffeemaking equipment. There is a unique railroad-themed room that includes a miniature, functioning train set & diorama. Japanese or Western-style breakfast (surcharge) is served in a bright cafe.