Tenjin-sama is famous for its wisteria trellises. If you want to see wisteria, aim for around April. The wisteria trellises can be viewed from above at the Taiko-bashi bridge on the approach to the shrine, and the Sky Tree can be seen in large scale beyond the wisteria trellises.
This restaurant is well-known in Kinshicho for its Chinese cuisine. The most popular dish is the shrimp fried rice, which looks delicious. The dishes are not too large in quantity, so you may order more than one dish. Recommended for strolling around. There can be a line at lunchtime, so try to shift the time or wander around the area and […]
There are several branches of this famous gyoza shop in Tokyo, and there’s one here at “Lalaport Toyosu” as well. It’s a great place where you can easily enjoy delicious gyoza while taking a stroll. It’s comfortable for solo diners too. You can choose between gyoza with or without garlic, boiled or fried. Besides gyoza, […]
A new tourist facility has opened at Toyosu Market. There are various delicious restaurants gathered here. Even if you can’t visit your desired store inside Toyosu Market, you can still have a great time here. In addition to dining, there are also accommodation facilities and hot springs.
A large bridge connecting Harumi Wharf and Toyosu Market. On sunny days, the view is great, and you can enjoy a pleasant walk, but walking at a considerable height above the water can be thrilling. For those who are afraid of heights or when the weather is bad with strong wind and rain, it is […]
This cafe features a lovely terrace seating area with views of the Harumi Pier Park. The menu is stylish, emphasizing quality ingredients. The second floor is designated as a workspace.
This museum houses the national treasure “Irises Screen” by Ogata Korin. The building, renovated by Kengo Kuma, is also quite impressive. Behind the building, there is a spacious garden you can explore, which includes a cafe. The “Irises Screen” is displayed annually from late April to mid-May.
A small cafe is located adjacent to the Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum. Although a bit pricey, you can enjoy delicious homemade cakes and drinks. While overlooking the garden adorned with artworks, you can relax and forget that you’re in the middle of the city. If you have time, consider visiting the nearby Nezu Museum as […]
The main store of “Mai-sen,” well-known from stations and department store basements, is housed in a renovated public bathhouse, which makes its interior quite enjoyable. At the street-facing shop, you can also purchase items like katsu sandwiches.
The wide street that leads from Meiji Shrine to Omotesando Station is lined with high-end brand stores and beautiful trees. Venturing into the side streets, you’ll find numerous small shops offering clothing and food, making for an enjoyable detour.