First opened in 1922, this opulent building facing the Imperial Palace is a favourite of the ...
Three-screen cinema occupying the ninth floor of the Yurakucho Mullion building and the fifth ...
Tokyo no Hatakekara started out as a vegetable producer before expanding their business to ...
The burrito situation in Tokyo remains rather woeful: Ebisu's Libre closed in 2014, leaving ...
As its name suggests, this shop stocks products for those on the go. Curated from the 7,000 ...
This new tourist and business information centre, housed in the JP Tower opposite Tokyo ...
The Four Seasons offers unparalleled luxury and style in the heart of the city’s business ...
After undergoing full-scale renovation in late 2014, this classy kaiseki restaurant in ...
‘Washoku and Japanese bartending is all about subtraction,’ says Shuzo Nagumo. ‘But I like ...
Reminiscent of the kind of old-school haberdashery you might have visited when you were a kid, ...
Its shelves stocked with candy available only here, Tokyo Station's 'sweets theme park' was ...
Passing through Tokyo Station? Make sure you stop in at this specialty chocolate shop and pick ...
Mameichizu's 'Brick bread' (¥257) tastes better than its name suggests. Once you slice it in ...
Focusing on ingredients used during the Edo period, Tokyo Fumiu presents a very traditional ...
This traditional Japanese confectioner has been in the business of sweets for over 70 years. ...
Originally based in Osaka, this cheesecake specialist now has a branch in Tokyo Station. One of ...
One of the city's most popular sweet souvenirs, Tokyo Banana has been delighting locals and ...
Known for its crunchy butter-rich Cigare cookies and assorted gift packages, Yoku Moku has ...
Chef Yasushi Karato's latest project opened in Marunouchi in 2013 and combines gastronomic ...
Brussels-born pâtisserie Debailleul is your one-stop shop (and café) for anything ...
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