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K5 is a chic boutique hotel in a historic bank building, boasting stylish rooms with record players, lush greenery, and a vibrant café and craft brewery.

Fuunji in Shinjuku is a bustling little ramen spot where you can savor rich tsukemen—dipping noodles—alongside an irresistible, umami-packed broth that keeps locals and tourists alike coming back for more.

Discover a cozy, tucked-away Vietnamese gem in Yoyogi, where Japanese chefs whip up vibrant dishes with generous portions and a chill vibe.

Maguro Mart is your go-to spot for inventive tuna dishes, offering everything from melt-in-your-mouth sashimi to an adventurous tasting menu that highlights the freshest cuts.

Asterisque, a stylish Shibuya patisserie, serves up inventive French pastries and unique cakes in a charming, breezy storefront that keeps dessert lovers coming back.

Ginza Six is Tokyo's swanky luxury playground, boasting over 200 designer stores, a serene rooftop garden, and a vibrant food scene all in a stunning architectural space.

A bustling, cozy wine bar in Shibuya where you can enjoy wood-fired pizzas, creamy pastas, and an impressive selection of wines in a warm atmosphere.

Nestled in the charming Yanesen neighborhood, Graphy Nezu is a hip hotel-hostel fusion where bright rooms meet a vibrant communal atmosphere, perfect for savvy travelers craving comfort without the hefty price tag.

Nestled in a charming 1936 building, this folk crafts museum in Tokyo showcases a delightful array of traditional art, from ceramics to textiles.

Nestled in Arakicho and just a short walk from the subway, Kin Tsugi invites you to savor exquisite kaiseki paired with exceptional sake in a cozy, tranquil setting.