Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

Step into Edo Noren, a vibrant Edo-period street with a lively sumo ring and a maze of eateries serving up everything from sushi to sake, right by the station.

Nestled in trendy Omotesando, this cozy food truck serves up superior Texas BBQ, featuring mouthwatering Wagyu brisket and unforgettable ribs.

At Pizza Marumo, chef Yuki Motokura crafts Tokyo-style pizzas in a sleek, bright space, with a menu featuring both traditional and unique umami-rich toppings.

Nestled in a sleek Mario Botta design, this intimate Tokyo museum showcases dynamic contemporary art and features a cozy café and curated shop.

Asakusa is a vibrant blend of historic charm and modern bustle, where traditional shops, tantalizing street food, and the stunning Senso-ji temple create an unforgettable Tokyo experience.

Tucked away in Ginza, this six-seat ramen haven serves a Michelin-starred bowl of rich duck and chicken broth with a touch of French flair, where every slurp is worth the wait.

Nestled in the vibrant backstreets of Shibuya, Mikkeller Tokyo is a chic two-story bar boasting an eclectic selection of craft brews and Scandinavian bites, perfect for laid-back evenings with friends.

Nestled in Shibuya, Liquid Factory is an intimate cocktail haven where innovative drinks crafted from foraged ingredients meet laid-back vibes and friendly service.

Nestled in Tokyo, this striking museum showcases the Edo period with intricate dioramas and captivating exhibits that bring the city’s history to life.

Step into Ginza's ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM, where vibrant goldfish swim amidst enchanting light displays, creating a uniquely Instagrammable, immersive experience.