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This Michelin-listed gem in Tokyo serves exquisite kaiseki meals in a cozy, intimate setting, where the chef’s artistry and seasonal ingredients shine.

Old-fashioned self-service restaurant for classic washoku meals comprised of multiple small dishes.

Nihonryōri Seizan dazzles with its exquisite kaiseki offerings, where Chef Yamamoto masterfully crafts seasonal, multi-course Japanese delights.

Experience a cozy retreat in Tokyo for flavorful buckwheat soba noodles and crispy tempura, all in a lovely vibe perfect for a quiet meal.

Discover an eclectic blend of pop art-inspired fashion for all ages at this friendly flagship store, perfect for fashion lovers and souvenir hunters alike.

K5 is a hip, stylish hotel in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, blending contemporary design with cozy amenities, and offering impeccable service next to Tokyo's financial hub.

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

French haunt serving all-day meals & cocktails in a casual, convivial atmosphere.

Nestled along the Meguro River in Nakameguro, this trendy spot serves luxe wagyu katsu sandos, perfectly crafted for a splurge-worthy bite.

Warm rooms & refined suites in a tranquil hilltop hotel offering elegant dining & a wine cellar. Across from Meiji University's Liberty Tower, this serene hotel on top of Surugadai hill in the Kanda academic district is known for hosting writers, journalists and scholars. It's a minute's walk from musical instrument shops, and 6 minutes' walk from Ochanomizu train station. Featuring antique-style wood furnishings, the warm, unpretentious rooms come with TVs and free high-speed Internet; some have tatami floors. Upgraded rooms add sofas, while refined suites offer living areas and/or gardens. Room service is available. Dining options include genteel French, tempura, and Chinese restaurants, as well as a cafe and a wine cellar.