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

A cozy udon gem near Kanda Station, Kagawa Ippuku serves up delicious, handmade noodles and comforting curry udon in a friendly, cash-only setting.

Heiwa Doburoku Kabutocho in Tokyo blends cozy vibes with fresh, unique doburoku and a rotating menu of sake varieties, all served by friendly staff.

Nestled in a stunning 1915 redbrick landmark, this luxurious hotel offers refined dining, an impressive spa, and elegantly spacious rooms just steps from Tokyo's Imperial Palace.

Discover the enchanting world of origami at this six-floor haven, featuring exhibitions, a dyeing studio, workshops, and a charming shop for crafty souls.

Fucha Bon offers an exquisite vegetarian dining experience inspired by Buddhist monk cuisine, served in serene tatami rooms, perfect for a peaceful culinary retreat.

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.

Step into a tranquil 1919 Taisho-era mansion in Daikanyama, where Japanese architectural elegance meets serene gardens for just ¥100.

Discover a stylish minimalist gallery that offers a rotating selection of high-quality fashion and accessories, complete with friendly, attentive service.

This stylish clothing shop, nestled in the former site of a tofu shop, boasts a curated collection and exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable staff.