A pizza shop in COMMISSARY, a fashionable food court in Nihonbashi. There is also a shop in Daikanyama. American pizza feels more like a snack than a meal, so it’s perfect for during a walk. The food court is small, and besides pizza, there are only taco, bread, and coffee shops. If you order little […]
It is said to be the first park in Japan and is famous for its cherry blossoms. There is also a small monorail that goes up and down from the nearby Oji Station, which is literally a mountain. The park is also home to the ruins of the residence of Eiichi Shibusawa, and there is […]
The café in the Old Furukawa Garden is lovely, but we also recommend this café located right next door. This small store is known for its delicious cakes.
The building and garden do not seem to be in Japan. It is famous for its rose garden, but you can also enjoy a Japanese garden in the back of the building. There is also a café in the building, so you can spend a relaxing time.
It is not a tourist area, just an ordinary shopping street. But for some reason, it gives the impression of being quiet and elegant. It is a fun shopping street to walk around while thinking about what it would be like if you lived nearby.
This café is quietly located behind the Shimofuri Ginza shopping street. You can enjoy a cup of delicious coffee. Take a break here before heading to the Old Furukawa Garden.
This Japanese confectionery is famous for its “Age-Monaka (揚最中)”. It is crispy, slightly salty, and delicious. The brown sugar dorayaki “Nanban-yaki (南蛮焼)” is also recommended.
One of Tokyo’s esteemed daimyo gardens, it offers an ideal size for a leisurely walk. The majestic weeping cherry tree at the entrance is particularly breathtaking.
A quaint coffee shop located by Rikugien, known for its high-quality coffee even before the third wave trend began. It offers a welcoming atmosphere where you can enjoy both drinks and meals.
Monja is the most popular type of food in Tsukishima, but the melon bread at this store is also delicious and highly recommended. You can even hear an original melonpan song(?) played in the store.