This 24-hour café opposite the Bunkamura has become a popular spot for Shibuya’s party people, ...
Drink from antique glasses and goblets, surrounded by chandeliers, ornate pictures and stuffed ...
The original Daikanyama branch of Aquvii is devoted to ‘antiques and oddities’ from around the ...
Just around the back of Tokyu Hands, this third-floor live venue opened in the summer of 2010. ...
This zouni (a soup with mochi rice cakes in it) bar opened in December 2009. There are always ...
When venerable arthouse theatre Cinema Rise closed its basement auditorium a few years back, it ...
This café is located in a room on the first floor of the Harajuku Park Mansion apartment ...
Dressterior is a boutique offering a good range of men’s and women’s classics as well as the ...
For an informal party or event, Soft has a room to hire which will accommodate up to about 70 ...
Totodo is probably the only book store in the world where you can buy psychedelic poster art ...
One of Tokyo's oldest live music venues, La Mama opened way back in 1982. It's also used for ...
The most significant and convenient of a trio of government-funded sites that aim to nurture ...
The O-East complex (opened mid 2004) houses a number of clubs and bars. The biggest venue is ...
This landmark Shibuya store is the domain of the joshikousei – the fashion-obsessed teenage ...
This cosy basement wine bar boasts a decor every bit as eccentric as its name. The cuisine is ...
There’s a church-like air of reverence at this sleepy shrine to classical music. A pamphlet ...
There’s always a friendly welcome at this laid-back Japanese-style diner on the fringes of ...
Situated in the Mark City complex attached to Shibuya Station, the Excel is very popular with ...
The Shoto’s rough stone exterior gives way to curved walls encircling a central fountain. It’s ...
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